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PowerPoint for PPC 2002

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PowerPoint for PPC 2002

PowerPoint for PPC 2002

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Is there anything out there anyone knows of?

Thanks

Dom

RE: PowerPoint for PPC 2002

I assume that you are wanting to view powerpoint documents on your PDA.
One you can look at is:
http://www.cnetx.com/slideshow/

You do need to have have Powerpoint on your PC for the conversion.

RE: PowerPoint for PPC 2002

Check out Pocket Slides at www.conduits.com. They have just released an upgraded version that works with PPT from 97 to XP.

RE: PowerPoint for PPC 2002

another good one is clearvue (http://www.westtek.com/clearvue.htm)

in addition to power point, it also views and prints (in conjunction with the free hp mobile printing software) word, excel, jpg, bmp, and png documents.

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