You need to reinsert the original file if you want to see all the slides. If
you don't have the original PPT file, you're out of luck unless you have a
backup.
In future, to save your embedded presentation to its own folder/file,
right-click the icon, choose Presentation Object | Open, which will open
PPT. Then in PPT, use File | Save Copy As to save the PPT file elsewhere.
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"chi" <c...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have an xls file with an embedded powerpoint file. early this morning,
> when i double-clicked on the powerpoint icon, it launched into a
> presentation
> automatically. but then i decided i wanted to save the powerpoint in a
> folder. i closed the presentation, right-clicked the powerpoint icon,
> clicked on convert, and i think i tried converting to powerpoint slides.
> now, when i double-click on the icon, it only shows the first slide. i
> tried
> converting it to presentation but nothing is happening. now i can only
> view
> the first slide in any embedded powerpoint file. =(
>
> I need help opening the entire embedded powerpoint file and not just the
> first slide. Thanks.
If you right-click those files, do you have a "Presentation Object" option
on the menu?
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"chi" <c...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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If it had been converted, it would say "slide object" on the right-click
menu.
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