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How to eliminate 'no text converter' error while opening PowerPoint presentation

PowerPoint is one of the vital applications which comes packed in Microsoft Office suite. Used extensively by teachers, marketing professionals, students, trainers worldwide, this application incorporates a host of highly useful features.

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The presence of advanced features ensure that you make impressive presentations without putting in much efforts. However, errors in PowerPoint presentations are a big nuisance. Various errors are signals of corruption and can make a presenter feel anxious about the fate of his presentation. A corrupt presentation either includes unreadable or unformatted text or doesn't open at all. To extract information from an affected presentation, you would have to take help from a clean and updated backup. But, in case a backup is not updated or is corrupt, you can grab a third-party PowerPoint recovery software and easily recover the lost data. The article details you about the capabilities of a repair software meant for PowerPoint files.

Consider a scenario, wherein, you have developed a presentation (in MS PowerPoint 2003) to be sent to your company's clients. One fine afternoon, before sending it across, you think about modifying certain things. When you make an attempt to open the presentation, it displays the following error message:

"PowerPoint can't read the outline from file_path/filename.ppt. No text converter is installed for this file type."

Due to the error message, you cannot view the data stored in the presentation let alone modify it.

Cause
The error message is a classic sign of corruption. The presentation could have become corrupt because of the following reasons:

a) Unexpected computer shutdown
b) Power spikes or outages
c) Application errors
d) If you have enabled 'Allow fast saves' option etc

Resolution
The following PPT recovery methods can be employed to fix the issue;

•You can recover a damaged file by using Slides from Files option. Here are the corresponding steps:
1.Open a new presentation
2.Go to Insert menu, click Slides from Files
3.Locate and Browse to the damaged file in the Slide Finder box
4.Click Insert All or Insert to insert individual slides
•In order to recover some text of the damaged presentation, you can try opening it in Word:
1.Open Word application
2.Go to file menu, click Open
3.Click the arrow next to the Files of Type box in the Open box, followed by clicking Recover Text From Any File
4.Locate your corrupt presentation, select it and click Open
5.Reset your Files of Type option to All Word documents after you are done
•If you cannot recover the corrupt presentation successfully, then it is recommended that you opt for a professional PowerPoint recovery software.

Corrupt presentations can be repaired easily by employing a reliable and efficient software like Stellar Phoenix PowerPoint Recovery. This application repairs presentations created with MS PowerPoint 2007, 2003, 2002, and 2000, regardless of the corruption scenarios. Being read-only in nature, this PPT recovery application doesn't tamper with the original data stored in affected presentations.

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I am Laren daniel, professional author writes articles for Software handing issues such as file corruption, application malfunction and provides informations regarding best recovery softwares to recover ppt. Get more information on http://www.powerpoint-recovery.com

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How to eliminate 'no text converter' error while opening PowerPoint presentation