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How do you open a pps file in outlook express? A dialog box pops and says that i have to create an association in the folder options folder in the contol panel, how do ido this. If i save the file to my docs, i can the open the file ok. So why cant i open the file direct from outlook express? I have power point on mmy computer,because the file will open when i save to my docs

Fremen replied: "http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_view_pps_files.html"

fat_albert_999 replied: "PPS is the file extension for microsoft power point. You need to have power point in order to open these files."

PAULINE N replied: "To be quite honest I wouldnt use it, it is amatuer and flipping usless."

someone20002 replied: "yeah, it is a powerpoint file, but you dont need powerpoint to view it. just download 'powerpoint viewer' from microsoft - its a free download."

How do I remove a file association ? I downloaded a file via Microsoft Outlook Express - and accidently associated the wrong program to it. The result is that I can no longer open it. Wondering if you can help me - how do I go about removing the file association so I can either open it again or associate a different program to it?

FlyByNight replied: "shift right click click open with and than pick what the new program you want is and you can even toggle the always use or only do it once"

xyz1016 replied: "just right click the file and open properties. in open with click change and select the desired program."

How do I display power point files in Outlook Express? When attempting to view power point messages arriving in Outlook Express, I get this statement: "There is no program associated with this file. Create an association in the folder options control pannel." How do I do this? (Note: I have a power point viewer rather than the actual power point program. Fortunately, I have no problem viewing power points on Yahoo.)

rollnpc replied: "you are likely trying to veiw a power point file (.ppt) which is not compatable with power point viewer (.pps)."

Maverick replied: "save it to a folder. then open power point viewer and from the viwewer open the file."

outlook express? when i try to open a pps(power point) show in my outlook express it give me this message :- THE FILE DOES NOT HAVE A PROGRAM ASSOCIATED WITH IT FOR PERFORMING THIS ACTION. CREATE AN ASSOCIATION IN THE FOLDER OPTIONS CONTROL PANEL. pls help solve my problem

arpita dessai replied: "check if you have office installed. if yes, check it is office 2007. office 2007 is compatible with files of its predecessor versions. but the vice versa isn't true"

rhontzu replied: "It's not a problem with Outlook Express. It sounds like you don't have Powerpoint installed on your machine. I think it comes with MS Office??"

Jeffrey C replied: "If you don't have Microsoft Office Suite or MS Powerpoint on your system, you can't view PPT files on your system. Unless you Install Office or download the free PPT viewer, you won't be able to open that file type. Go here to download the free PPT viewer from MS: "

Smutty replied: "Outlook Express is an Email client. You need Microsoft Office Power Point to open a power point presentation."

Problem With Attachments In Outlook Express? My dad uses Outlook Express. For some reason, if someone sends him a video, he has to save it to his computer to open it. I only have this problem with video files only. Any other file works good. All video files are set to open to VLC player by default. It used to be WMP and when it was, we didn't have this problem. This is the error message when trying to play video files in Outlook Express: "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the folder options control panel."

AQuestionMark replied: "You have to setup the file association .mpg(movie file extension) with VLC 1. open window explorer, tools menu, folder options, file types tab, locate the line MPG Movie clip under "Registered file types:", click to select the line 2. click advanced button, locate the line open, click to select it, click edit... button, Action: Open Application used to perform action: C:\Program Files\VLC\Vlc.exe "%1" (or use the browse button to locate the Vlc executable, then add "%1" at the end) check use DDE Application: vlc topic: System click ok to finish If video format is wmv instead, locate the line wmv instead"

how do i play a video file created in 3gp format on my windows media player. ? the file was created on a 3g enabled mobile phione and sent via e-mail to outlook express which is unable to open the attachment unless i perform a `file association`, anyone know what i need to do?

sparky replied: "you need compatable software. i got mine on disk with my phone."

mauvestorm13 replied: "You must download the codec first, go towww. free-codecs.com"

zmjet replied: "QuickTime Player or QuickTime AIternative (with the included Media player Classic) will play 3gp files. Both free here -"

priyanka_267926 replied: "In a normal wmp you cannot play a 3gp format video file...to play a 3gp video u got to download a 3gp or a quick time player ..u can download from many websites free of cost...."

take two replied: "sorry"

opening attachments in Outlook Express 6? sometimes,when I try to open an attachment,I get"The file does not have a programme associated with it for performing this action.Create an association in the Folder Options Panel" How do I do this please?

Just me replied: "You need a microsoft office program or openoffice.org."

smokie2421 replied: "you have to have a microsoft programme to open these"

mudgirl replied: "I used to get this message with power point files people sent me, it was because my laptop does not have power point so the computer does not have a program capable of reading the file. If you know what program you need, go to microsoft website as many programs have free downloads to enable you to view te file."

Power Point attachment in Outlook Express? I finally got around to installing Service Pack 2 and I just received a PowerPoint attachment in an e-mail. When I attempted to open it I received the following message: "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. "Create an association in the Folders Option control Panel". I have PowerPoint reader and never had a problem before today. Oddly enough, I was able to read that attachment by saving it to the desktop, but who wants to go through that extra work. Something must have been altered to cause this with the installation of Service Pack 2. What's the solution? Thanks!

bruce replied: "you need help [ GET RID OF OUT LOOK ] then it will work"

Deborah A replied: "If they sent it in the new format XLS that comes with 2007 you need to update your viewer. If not you may need to reinstall the viewer as Microsoft considers it not part of your office and therefore during the update it disabled it. Your Outlook is fine. Unless it came in as an .ink file then you need to go into Outlook, Tools, Options and change it to accept attachments."

abfabmom1 replied: "Actually, that's going to happen with almost all of your file types. In updating the OS, you have erased the piece of data (don't want to call it a file) that says, "use this program to open these file types". More than likely, the first .jpg or .gif you get will get you the same response. You should only have to tell the system once which program to use for each file type."

When I get a powerpoint (pps, ppt) file as an attachment, I can't click and open it.? I can save it to My Documents and open it. It says to creatte a file association in Folder Options and I have done it but it still will not open directly from my Outlook Express email. What can I do? I do have powerpoint viewer and office 2002. I don't have a problem opening them once I save them to My Documents. It 's just that I can't directly open them in my email.

Danlow replied: "You probably cant open the file because you dont have power point installed... To view the power point file you must either #1 Go buy microsoft office for 200 bucks or however much it costs and install power point... or the better option #2 Download the free power point viewer (which allows you to view the files but not create your own). get it here Once you install that, you should be able to open the files from outlook."

Tamara replied: "Right click on the attachment and select "Open" in the drop down box."

Outlook Express question? I get this message trying to open an attachment. This file does not have a program associated with it performing this action. Create an association in the folder options control panel.Please explain in detail.Thanks.

redsoxer replied: "It means you don't have the program that created the file."

...Sky the Limits... replied: "Well, this is because the attachment you are trying to open, there is no program that can open it... Lets say the file you are trying to open is a Microsoft Excel File (whatever.xls) and you don't have Microsoft Excel Installed on your PC, how will you open it? What this message means is that, Windows dooesn't know which program should it use to open this file, so, it asks you if you know...if you do, then simply select the program from the list...and thats it... Otherwise, you need ot install the program that runs this specific file type... You can use this site to detemine the file type you ar etrying to access and the program Associated with it: PS: The site only contains the file extension For example: yahoo.txt the file extension is "txt" Hope this answers your question..."

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