Question Related with Restrictions of MS PowerPoint

Asked By mariacare 20 points N/A Posted on - 07/28/2011

Hello,

Can anyone solve my queries related with MS PowerPoint?

1. Which versions of PowerPoint does VisualBee support?
2. Which Operating Systems does VisualBee suppoer?
3. Can I use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003?
4. Can I reuse images provided in the enhanced presentation

Thanks.

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Answered By techsavvy777 0 points N/A #95217

Question Related with Restrictions of MS PowerPoint

1) Which version of PowerPoint does VisualBee support?

• The program VisualBee currently supports Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and 2010. Only the 32-bit versions are currently supported for Microsoft PowerPoint.

2) Which Operating Systems does VisualBee support?

• The operating systems that are currently supported for VisualBee are Microsoft Vista, XP and all of the 7 series.

3) Can I use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003?

• You cannot use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003. The minimum version that is supported is 2007.

4) Can I reuse the images provided in the enhanced Presentation?

• You may not reuse the images or it will be considered copyright infringement.

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Answered By Peter franklin 10 points N/A #95219

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Hi,

Here are the answers to your questions.

Q#1) Which version of PowerPoint does VisualBee support?

Ans#1. PowerPoint version 2007 and up are supported by visualBee

Q#2) Which Operating Systems does VisualBee support?

Ans#2. VisualBee supports Windows operating systems from XP onwards

Q3) Can I use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003?

Ans#3. No you cannot use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003

Q4) Can I reuse the images provided in the enhanced Presentation?

Ans#4. Now you cannot

I hope this helped

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Peter Franklin

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Answered By Harpe byers 10 points N/A #95220

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Dear Maria,

You must be PowerPoint fan.

1. You will love to use VisualBee plug-in because it supports MS PowerPoint 2007 & 2010 versions but not on MS PowerPoint 2003 version.

2. VisualBee is advisable to use on Windows 7 OS, however, it also runs on Windows XP, Vista & 8.

3. Yes, you can use images in your presentation because enhanced presentation is yours and you have all rights to reuse, edit, redesign and further forward. However, these images are certainly copyrighted and therefore it is allowed to use only in your presentation and nowhere else.

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Answered By Maverick Aabel 0 points N/A #95221

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Hi Maria,

1. Which versions of PowerPoint does VisualBee support?

According to my knowledge, you can use VisualBee on Office 2007 and 2010.

2. Which Operating Systems does VisualBee support?

You got lucky with Visual Bee, because it’s supported by main Microsoft operating systems out there: XP, Vista and off course Windows 7

3. Can I use VisualBee on PowerPoint 2003?

Well, as I said at first question, this is required to work only with PP 2007 (at least), so No, this will not work with PP 2003.

4. Can I reuse images provided in the enhanced presentation

All images used by VisualBee are copyrighted, so is best to not use this images, because you are not allowed (according to law) to use them BEYOND your presentation.

I hope this will help you,

Aabel

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