All Right, guys - no laughing or snickering on this. "un-zipping file association' - - Went to http://nutsquirrel.com/classroom/index.html and scrolled 13 ads down and down-loaded 'viruses & cookies' (this down load requires microsolf Pwr. pnt.) [I've got that] - - But what I got was 'Power Point couldn't open C:\windows\desktop\litnin.zip because no converter for this file type is installed +++++ in Microsoft PP 'help' it said 'converters & filters' (six installed) ++++++ Went back to 'nutsquirrel.com' and downloaded his PPviewer 97. Got same 'can't open' window message. ++++++ Tried to change the file association with the instructions I have from Dwight's web. . . . tried to open it with IrfanView (also down-loaded from Dwight's site) +++++Even went to www.baxbex.com/products.html and down-loaded 'OpenExpert' (located 2nd from bottom) - - it didn't open the tutorial either - that I have down loaded from - 0ooops, if 'nutsquirrel' don't work try 'netsquirrel' [I see I've got it wrote both ways in my notes.] So what do I need to open this 'video' tutorial?
Posts: 124 | Location: Redding, Ca. 96003 | Registered: 06-30-03
The link you provided did not work so went here Here Downloaded the PP('viruses & cookies' ) file and worked fine (Is Good too)so not sure your problem but will keep looking.
Dwight " posted Aug 07, 03 05:24 PM A ".zip" file is a file that has been compressed in order to reduce the file's size and make it easier to upload/download."
Yep it came in a ZIP file, but I only had to click on the file and PPT was there,clicked it and it started the PPT......normally I create a folder and then unzip,and run from there...but was not neccessary this time....could also be of course the Zipped file is corrupted...perhaps download and try again?
