Think It Over.....

scruffy · Sep 15, 2001

Gordon, it is nicely done isn't it. Cudo's to the creator of that slide show....they hit the nail right smack on the head with it.
I felt it was worth sharing with TBN, and hope all will get a chance to view it...Hopefully Harv will have a trick up his sleeve for the MAC folks.

frank_f15 · Sep 15, 2001

scruffy: very nice !!! great wisdom and great slides. thanks for sharing that with us.
FRANK

HR_Mutt · Sep 15, 2001

Yes, that show is incredible. My ISP would not allow the download from Microsoft site, however the link Muhammad provided worked/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif.Thanks to all.
Regards
Mutt

GlueGuy · Sep 16, 2001

Muhammad,

PowerPoint also runs on a Mac, you just have to have the complete version of M$ Office installed.

The GlueGuy

rlk · Sep 16, 2001

I down loaded the power point viewer, but still can not get the file to display. When I click on the link, I get a message the file can not be found. I was able to find the file by looking at all the forum files (it is the last one), but when I click on it, I get a screen full of funny characters. Anyone know what I need to do to display the file? Thanks.

Harv · Sep 17, 2001

<font color=blue>Where's Harv when you need him?</font color=blue>

Sorry Scruffy -- just got back from a weekend of tractorin'. Kinda ironic, ain't it? /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

<font color=blue>PowerPoint is a MS program, so really, I doubt it will work with a Mac </font color=blue>

Sometimes, Muhammad, I get the feeling you're one of those "Macs ain't real computers" kinda guys, but you are way too computer savvy to really believe that. As GlueGuy points out, there is a Mac version of PowerPoint. Also MS Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, MSN Messenger, etc. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

As for the "File Not Found message, Bob (rlk) -- Netscape, at least the Mac versions, takes offense at embedded spaces in file names. It's late, and I'm too pooped right now to test Netscape on my Windoze machine, but I just tried the same link with Internet Explorer (for Mac) and everything worked fine.

In fact, having just seen the presentation myself, I'm going to bed with a slightly more uplifted feeling than I've had for the last several days. Thanks, Scruffy.