In PowerPoint 2003, when opening a file (clicking file>open) the pen window defaults to the List view. Can the etailsview be saved as the default?
Defaulting to Details view when opening or saving a PowerPoint fil
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Defaulting to Details view when opening or saving a PowerPoint fil
by V2lsa2luc1RB » Wed, 25 Nov 2009 09:30:01 GMT
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