As I prepare for day 1 of the class I will be giving, I found that some of my source material was in pptx
PPTX: In contrast to .PPT files, which store all presentation data in a single binary file, PPTX files are created using the Open XML format, which stores documents as a collection of separate files in a compressed zip package. The file types include XML document properties, images, macros, charts, and other media files. It's an awful nasty MS kluge, that guess what Open Office ( yes LibreOffice ) choke on or at least do not render correctly. Presenting OOO-Ninja to the rescue! It converted it to a ODP file, (not as nice looking as the original Power Point), with all the text, pics and formatting in place. Saved me at least 3 hours+ http://katana.oooninja.com/w/odf-converter-integrator GNu Joe Joseph Apuzzo Vimercate Italy
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