Hi Melody,
You do have to download the entire thing. If you select a "Custom"
installation, you can choose to only install Impress if you wish, but I'd
do the entire thing, it's not a bad suite.
Impress does usually work with Powerpoint. You have to be sure and save
your presentation as a Powerpoint (.ppt) file though, as Powerpoint can't
read Open Office file formats, even though Open Office reads Microsoft
very well.
I hope this helps.
Steven
On Mon, 03 Apr 2006 16:41:14 -0400, Melody Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi,
I am sorry, but I am really confused about what I am looking for here. I
am a masters student and am trying to write my presentation in
powerpoint format. I don't have powerpoint on my computer. A friend told
me about your site and said that she uses it to do powerpoint
presentations. I was searching around and found the program Impress. Do
I have to download the entire openoffice program, or can I just do the
impress program separate? And am I correct in assuming that this is what
works with powerpoint and is interchangable with it? Please let me know
if this is correct. Thank you for your time.
Melody
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Steven Cox
Mectek - Inetprime
www.inetprime.net
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