Learn the different file formats used in Microsoft Office and PowerPoint to work with presentations. The list of supported file formats include .pptx, .ppsx, .ppt, .pps, and more.
Adobe Systems Incorporated has been one of the biggest trailblazers in the tech industry, producing many file formats that have now become industry standards. One of the biggest examples of these file formats is the Portable Document Format (PDF), as well as various file formats produced under the Adobe Suite. One such format is the …
A .ppsx file is a Microsoft PowerPoint Open XML Slide Show file format used as the modern version of the PPS format (the PPS format was used prior to Microsoft Office 2007 and earlier). The .ppsx files are opened directly to the presentation without opening the PowerPoint editor. PPSX format is used for presenting purposes, to …
If you are running older versions of PowerPoint or Microsoft Office (like PowerPoint 2003 or 2000) and you want to open a PowerPoint presentation that was created in a recent version such as PowerPoint 2007, 2010, PowerPoint 2013, or Microsoft Office 360, then you can do that by installing a compatibility pack named Microsoft Office …
If you frequently receive PowerPoint files through email, communication apps like Slack or Skype, or download presentations from various online platforms in formats such as PPT or PPS, you might occasionally encounter difficulties in opening them. This common issue often manifests when a user attempts to access such attachments, only to be met with an …
Since long there has been a dire need for a good PDF creating tool, as conventional PDF writers like Bullzip PDF Printer, Flip PDF, Primo PDF and the built-in PDF creation option for MS Office applications like PowerPoint and MS Word seem quite inadequate. When it comes to PDF files, Adobe Systems is the leading …
In older versions of PowerPoint you could convert PPS to PPT easily by renaming the extension. However, this trick is not yet available in recent versions of MS PowerPoint. But you can still open .pps files in PowerPoint editor and then save it as .ppt unless those files that are protected with password or encrypted. …
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