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Problem: When you use PowerPoint 2007 to open a large or complex newsletter that was built with older versions of PowerPoint, the briefing is much slower to open than expected. If you want to resolve this issue, save your newsletter as a PowerPoint 2007 newsletter. If you want to perform this action, follow these steps: 1. Opening large or complex briefings in

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Problem: When you use PowerPoint 2007 to open a large or complex newsletter that was built with older versions of PowerPoint, the briefing is much slower to open than expected. If you want to resolve this issue, save your newsletter as a PowerPoint 2007 newsletter. If you want to perform this action, follow these steps: 1. Opening large or complex briefings in

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