So, I'm making a slideshow of pics for my hubby's bday surprise party. And I have never used powerpoint before. I've created about 10 or so slides with pics and text, and then I had to turn it off and save it. Now when I open it back up in powerpoint, it won't give me the option to insert a new slide. What on earth am I doing wrong? I'm sure it's something so silly that I'm just not noticing, since I have almost NO idea what I'm doing!!! If anyone has any suggestions, let me know! :) Thanks everyone.
haha. Thanks eric.
Now it says "this command is unavailable until you renew your license. Does that mean I just have to register the program? I'm such a dork. Thanks for your help. :)
Weird. As far as I know there is no such thing as a 'trial' version of any MS Office software. Are you sure it's MS Powerpoint you're doing this in and not some other presentation software?
"This behavior occurs because Powerpoint requires product activation to offer the user full functionality."
Which sounds a lot like a trial version. Hmmm.
Not really a trial. Any of the more recent MS products need to be activated or they stop working (or go into crippled mode) after so many uses. I guess that's a trial, but its not really presented as such.
I think there is a trial of office 2007. If the original poster does have a trial and does not want to pay for the full version, try Openoffice which is free and compatible with Powerpoint.
I think there is a trial of office 2007. If the original poster does have a trial and does not want to pay for the full version, try Openoffice which is free and compatible with Powerpoint.
There is a trial version for Office 2007... lasts 60 days... then of course you have to spend the inordinate amount to by the program...
