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BDoc
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 Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 12:03 pm Post subject: Creating an "easy" opening for 2nd graders |
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I have a second grade class that is using Presentation. I have put a shortcut on the desk top for them to go into their program. When they click on their name and try to open their document, it reads that WINDOWS cannot open the document.
These students are very young and I need a way to have them click on something once or twice and have their documents open up so that they can work on them. Going through the start menu and a lot of steps are just to hard for them.
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RonIA
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Location: Iowa, USA
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Where are the presentations saved? If you can get them to the floppy disk, or their network share they should be able to just double click on their presenation and it should launch Impress.
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jjgalvez
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| Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 11:43 am Post subject: |
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| did you ever get this fixed? what was the shortcut to that you were trying to make, to a presentation file or to impress itself? |
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