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| I lost my Power Point file association
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| Re: I lost my Power Point file association
You can try to re-register Powerpoint. First quite powerpoint if it is running, and then choose Start and then Run and then type the full path to your Powerpoint.EXE file surrounded by quote marks, followed by /regserver -- it will look like "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Powerpnt.exe" /regserver. After that powerpoint will start and re-register itself, including resetting the proper file associations. |
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I think that there might be some issues with Adobe Reader so you can try to use some different programs such as Foxit Software. |
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