Converta arquivos Powerpoint 1995 para a versão moderna do PowerPoint

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Estou tentando abrir um arquivo proprietário do PowerPoint 95, no Office 2013. Ele não me permite fazer download de um conversor de arquivos autônomo. Não consigo encontrar nenhum desses conversores. Alguma sugestão sobre um produto que eu poderia usar para converter esses arquivos com segurança para um formato legível?

    
por PearsonArtPhoto 16.10.2014 / 16:54

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A resposta está lá: link

Por motivos de "segurança", a subchave "HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Office \\ PowerPoint \ Security \ FileOpenBlock" deve conter DWORD "FilesBeforePowerPoint95" definido como 0 ou "FilesFromPowerPoint95" definido como 0 para abrir respectivamente pré-95 ou 95 Versões ppt no PowerPoint 2000 ou 2002.

    
por 30.11.2015 / 07:45
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Fonte O PowerPoint não abrirá minhas apresentações antigas do PowerPoint

You try to open an older file and see a message like this:

PowerPoint can't open the type of file represented by [your presentation file's name]

PowerPoint 2010, 2007, and 2003 with Service Pack 3 (SP3) or later won't open files that were saved in either the PPT 95 format or the PowerPoint 97-XXXX & PowerPoint 95 format (where XXXX is 2000, 2002 or 2003, depending on the version of PPT).

See below if you're using PowerPoint 2003 with SP3. If you have 2007 or 2010, you can't force them to open these older files. If you really need access to the files, here are a few possibilities:

  • Check to see if the file is "blocked". Right-click the file's icon, choose Properties. At the bottom of the General tab of the Properties dialog, look for a security message and a button marked Unblock. If the button appears, click it to unblock the file, close the Properties dialog box, then try opening it in PowerPoint again.
  • Find a computer with PowerPoint 2003 or earlier, open the files there, then save them in normal PowerPoint format.
  • Check with online file-conversion powerhouse, Zamzar, who has a solution for you
  • Try this clever trick from PowerPoint MVP John Wilson.
  • If you have Open Office, you might be able to open the files in it then save to the current PowerPoint format and then open the files in PowerPoint.

PowerPoint 2003 with Service Pack 3 (SP3)

Lately some PowerPoint 2003 users have been unable to open some older file types due to changes introduced in Service Pack 3 (SP3) for Office 2003.

This Microsoft Knowledgebase article describes the problem and suggests some fixes that involve making registry changes. The article includes links to REG files that solve the problems described.

    
por 16.10.2014 / 17:34