just add the extension .ppt to the presentation name it will straight away
open on a pc i do it very day
regards

gopi

Certain fonts will be butchered by the PC running PowerPoint. Expect
font subsitution and unexpected line-wrapping and such. Your faculty
should be told to convert all of the fonts to the limited subset that
both machines have--for example choose Arial rather than Helvetica.
Also expect problems with Quicktime Movies, as many PCs don't have
QuickTime installed.

> Certain fonts will be butchered by the PC running PowerPoint. Expect
> font subsitution and unexpected line-wrapping and such.

Happens in both directions. If the PPT says to use BlomperbergBoldItalic
and it's not on the system, PowerPoint (or rather the operating system) has
to substitutute *something*. It's that or skip displaying the text.

>Your faculty
> should be told to convert all of the fonts to the limited subset that
> both machines have--for example choose Arial rather than Helvetica.
> Also expect problems with Quicktime Movies, as many PCs don't have
> QuickTime installed.