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How do I open a .pptm file
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My client has sent me a PowerPoint presentation in .pptm format which I am unable to open. This is the first time I face this situation. Can anyone help?
 
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This is a macro-enabled PowerPoint 2007 presentation Jul 28, 2009

At least, three options available:
1. Upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007.
2. Install the compatibility pack for a previous MS Office version.
3. Try OpenOffice.org (open directly or via odf converter integrator that sometimes produces better conversion).

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At least, three options available:
1. Upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007.
2. Install the compatibility pack for a previous MS Office version.
3. Try OpenOffice.org (open directly or via odf converter integrator that sometimes produces better conversion).

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