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I want to transfer Power Point 2007 to my jump drive so I can play a 2007 Power Point at school, which has 2003 Power Point. Can I do this, and if so, how? Please respond soon!
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Depends. The only way to do that would be to transfer all of the data files from the PP2007 setup disk(s) to your jump drive, along with the desired .PPT file, and then setup the program on the computer at school, which they most likely will not let you do. So if you have a very large jump drive, can rip the files from the install disk(s), and a lenient school computer policy, then yes you could do it.
No. You need to have installed it correctly so that it has all the required library files in the right places and the correct registry entries. Also the library file for ANY Microsoft install always get placed on the c: drive, this means they will not be available.