[Andy A.]

Peciv-

Within Power point, there is an option that will turn all slides into .jpgs, sequentally numbered. Simply save them into a folder, and should power point fail, you can open the first slide in microsofts picture viewer (or whatever you like) and view it as a slide. When you want to advance to the next slide, it should pop right over to the next one in your presentation. Basicly, exactly what powerpoint does when you view a show.

You loose things like sound, video and hyperlinks, but those rarely show up anyways. If you have slides set to automagicly advance, you need someone ready to hit that space button, but a small price to pay.

It's a good back up, at the least. It also becomes much easier to review a slide with out waiting for Power Point to open up. Also almost mandatory if you want to put the presentation on a website, or email just one part of a large show.

-Andy A.