My newly installed Powerpoint 2007 can't be closed by any meass but by Task
Manager - End Process. Each time it is closed an error msg appears asking if
I want to send a error report. When I click close, Powerpoint reopens
automatically. I have gone through the repair process three times.
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Granpa

Try detect and repair from the help menu.

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FrankO
"Granpa" <Granpa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My newly installed Powerpoint 2007 can't be closed by any meass but by
> Task
> Manager - End Process. Each time it is closed an error msg appears asking
> if
> I want to send a error report. When I click close, Powerpoint reopens
> automatically. I have gone through the repair process three times.
> --
> Granpa

What printer do you have installed?

Do you have any add-ins installed? You can see these by clicking Office
Button | PPT Options | Add-ins. What do you see listed there?

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"Granpa" <Granpa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:362C1CEB-0308-4BB0-91D8-1AA2C094B64E@microsoft.com...
> My newly installed Powerpoint 2007 can't be closed by any meass but by
> Task
> Manager - End Process. Each time it is closed an error msg appears asking
> if
> I want to send a error report. When I click close, Powerpoint reopens
> automatically. I have gone through the repair process three times.
> --
> Granpa

In article <362C1CEB-0308-4BB0-91D8-1AA2C094B64E@microsoft.com>, Granpa wrote:
> My newly installed Powerpoint 2007 can't be closed by any meass but by Task
> Manager - End Process. Each time it is closed an error msg appears asking if
> I want to send a error report. When I click close, Powerpoint reopens
> automatically. I have gone through the repair process three times.

When it errors like that, there should be a check box that offers to re-open the
file you were working on when it crashed. It sounds like that file is what's
making it crash so reopening it puts you in a vicious cycle.

Remove the checkmark, let PPT shut down without reopening the problem file, then
restart PPT manually. With luck, that'll let you get off the hamsterwheel. <g>


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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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