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hi! i am raymond i just want to ask how to open the file in powerpoint,i already downloaded it…
i got it….i just need a PPTX viewer….
Hi, Raymond, yes, you need first to open the .RAR file and extract the PPTX document using Winzip, Winrar, etc. Then open the file with PowerPoint (ideally) or even OpenOffice Impress (free software) in order to edit it. Good luck!
Hey guys,
Would you please tell me how can I remove the embedded links such as showeet.com and http://dryicons.com which appear when opening the pptx?
Thanks in advance!
@ Oana: Hi, these mentions are directly inserted in the Master slide (View > Slide Master). Cheers!
@Zirk, thanks! I managed to hide it from Design>tick Hide background graphics.
The other issue I encountered was with the characters limit per section.
If exceeded, it will automatically lead to section overlapping.
I would like to know how can I prevent this from happening.
I’m not a PPT champ. Therefore, I could use your suggestions 😀
Thanks in advance! 🙂
@ Oana: actually I would say that the use of the CV templates are the ones that require minimum skills in PowerPoint. To fit exactly the content you’d like to put in, you need to move up/down manually the boxes (I wouldn’t advise to autofit the size of the text to the box as you would get some weird uneven graphic result…). Sorry I can’t help you more. Good luck!