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How do i fix ppt file? Please help

Yesterday i made a 5 page presentation and saved it! Today somehow i managed to save a blake document over it. How can i get the original back? Does anyone else have any ideas?

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Hello. There are different methods available to recover corrupted PowerPoint files.
Open presentation in MS Word document
and follow this steps:
- Open MS Word.
- Click on Open button of File menu.
- Select Files of type box and navigate to your corrupt file, Open it.
Also you can try Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint https://powerpoint.recoverytoolbox.com/
More information see here: http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/microsoft/microsoft-aa/powerpoint/677-how-to-recover-powerpoint-file

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Use Stellar Phoenix PowerPoint Recovery which can easily remove the corruption and recover all the data loss. This makes the software stands out and the best thing of the software is that it can recover almost all the format type of PowerPoint.

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To restore the damaged and corrupt PowerPoint you need to make use of Powerpoint File Recovery PPT Recovery Software which will lets you recover and restores any type of issues like bullets, header & footer corruption, WordArt objects, charts, tables. It is even lets you repair the corrupt PPS, PPTX, PPT files and can also recover images, text, sound effect, OLE objects, animations etc.

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  • 2. In the Password box, type a password, and then click OK.
  • 3. In the Reenter password box, type the password again, and then click OK.
  • 4. To save the password, save the file.
Set a password to modify a PowerPoint presentation
  • In addition to setting a password to open a PowerPoint presentation, you can set a password to allow others to modify the presentation.
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  • 2. On the Tools menu, click General Options. The General Options dialog opens.
  • 3. Under File sharing settings for this document, in the Password to modify box, type a password.
  • 4. In the Confirm Password dialog, re-type the password. Click OK.
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  • 1. Click the Microsoft Office Button default.aspx?assetid=za100771021033 , point to Prepare, and then click Encrypt Document.
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  • 2. In the Encrypt Document dialog box, in the Password box, delete the encrypted password, and then click OK.
  • 3. Save the presentation.
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This is a good program which will help you to recover the presentation.
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your powerpoint file seems to be severely corrupted. You may try to open this file in PowerPoint Fix Toolbox http://www.powerpoint.fixtoolbox.com/

If if it useless follow the steps 1) Open a new presentation and use Insert --> Slides --> From existing presentation to pull in the slides from the corrupted file. This works about 50% of the time.
2) Try using the Clone Me add-in from Microsoft. It may work, it may not.
Or see more http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/microsoft/microsoft-aa/powerpoint/679-could-you-help-me-with-recovering-ppt-file
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I want to open powerpoint presentation.
then, go to format -> slide design, choose to show all documents, and choose the corrupt powerpoint file. now, go to insert -> slides from file, and select the corrupt powerpoint file. make sure you are set to insert all slides, and then import. if that works, great! i suspect, however, that you might crash at that point. if so, try repeating the process, inserting specific slides one by one until you find the problem one. after that, save the file, making sure that fast saves are off (in preferences / save).
if you are unable to open your powerpoint files then try pptx viewer tool. this utility recovers your corrupt and damaged powerpoint presentations (.ppt, .pot, .pps, pptx and ppsx formats) from ms powerpoint files. http://www.pptx.viewertool.com/
visit:- http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/microsoft/microsoft-aa/powerpoint/1128-how-do-i-recover-a-corrupt-p-point
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I have images in .ppt format that I would like to upload to facebook. Is this an acceptable format?
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.ppt is the extension for PowerPoint presentations, so it's not really an image format. This is why you willnot be able to upload it on Facebook.
However exporting the images from the .ppt is very easy! Just follow these simple steps and you will have your images exported and ready to be uploaded.
To export your PowerPoint slides to other file types (BMP, WMF, JPG, PNG, etc)
  • Open your presentation and choose Save As from the File menu.
  • In the Save As Type dropdown listbox, choose the file type you want to save.
  • Give the file a name and click OK.
  • PowerPoint asks whether you want to export just the current slide or your entire presentation. The question is worded a little oddly, so read the message carefully before clicking Yes or No.

When you save the entire presentation rather than a single slide, it uses the name you give it, makes a folder of that name, then creates the exported files in that folder, giving them names like Slide1.jpg, Slide2.jpg and so on.
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