Important:

[kenshinbebop]

We all know procrastination sucks....and uh...I've got a big presentation due TOMORROW. And I have powerpoint 2000. Is it possible to show the presentation on my teachers computer tomorrow if he has power point 2003??

MAJOR.

Please answer ASAP, so I know if I have to move to plan B.

Thanks.

[Vaikyuko]

All computer programs as such are programmed to be backwards compatible. While you couldn't use 2003-exclusive features in your 2000 project, he could most certainly view it without trouble.

[master terrence]

Yes it should work fine as Treize said.

[kenshinbebop]

Thanks you two. You've saved a kid's grade. ;)

Kinda...

[Jon]

I've had compatibility problems before but you can always view it in Internet Explorer, which works fine. If you run into that at the last minute, you could always use that as a last resort.

[Shiroiyuki]

Please answer ASAP, so I know if I have to move to plan B.


What exactly was Plan B? Faking illness and forging a parent's signature?

[Soluzar]

What exactly was Plan B? Faking illness and forging a parent's signature?
Print some transparencies to project in the old-fashioned way, perhaps?

[Ken-Ohki]

I'd eat a Jeep and go to the hospital A La Clinger from MASH.

[Shiroiyuki]

I'd eat a Jeep and go to the hospital A La Clinger from MASH.

Klinger, and no....you should dress as a woman and go for a Section 8. That might work...

[kenshinbebop]

Plan B was making a crummy posterboard presentation.

[The Million Dollar Prons]

Plan B was contracting the deadly motava virus from the Clerks: Animated series.