Need Microsoft PowerPoint ASAP...is there any FREE alternative?

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    I need Microsoft PowerPoint ASAP...is there any FREE alternative program that can open and edit PowerPoint files? :confused:

    I have a PowerPoint presentation that is due anytime now, but I cannot afford PowerPoint. Can anyone point me to a free alternative, if there is any, that can open and edit and create PowerPoint files?

    Maybe even someone has a copy I can have? :confused:
    Please help.

    Thanks.
     
    EGS, Jan 15, 2007 IP
  2. ancer

    ancer Well-Known Member

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  3. EGS

    EGS Notable Member

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    Thanks ! I too was looking for such software
     
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    nvidura Well-Known Member

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    hay openoffice is great. why should we pay microsoft. this is verimuch similar to all microsoft products.. and it is free. thank u verymuch...
     
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    i agree open office is a great software suite. Free always helps
     
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    Agree regarding Open Office. For home use it is excellent. Not ready for enterprise however IMHO
     
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    Open Office can be great for commercial use too depending what features you actually need. I think most companies could switch to OO without experiencing any missed feature.
     
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