Open a Freelance .PRZ file
Eric
a file saved in Freelance Presentations (.PRZ) I need to access.
Powerpoint doesn't recognize the format and won't open it. Is there any
shareware that I can download and convert my .PRZ file to .PPT format? Or
any other software I can open my .PRZ file with? I checked out Lotus' site
but it wasn't very helpful.
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TAJ Simmons
they did a couple of years back.
You maybe able to at least view (and possibly print) the presentation, then
re-design it?
cheers
TAJ Simmons
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Steve Rindsberg
There's no software that'll convert from PRZ to PPT. In fact, to make it
work even somewhat, you have to open the PRZ and save it as an FL2.x version
presentation, then open that in FL2.x and resave before it'll give you
anything workable.
What TAJ suggested is probably the best bet. Forget converting, figure out
the best way of re-doing the pressie in PPT.
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