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driftingmarlin70 said:Just try saving the file, then opening it with Notepad to strip out those first few lines of junk code; once you save it again, see if Word can handle it, because there’s clearly some corruption lurking in the header.
Well, I don't spend my life wrestling with Word; I'm usually stuck navigating the chaos of Google Slides 2010.
driftingmarlin70 said:And what about...
Open what exactly?!?!?
I mean, how am I supposed to avoid completely trashing the file while trying to bypass whatever security is in place—like changing an extension without getting flagged by the system? Just give me a lead if you actually know something.
driftingmarlin70 said:If you're using an older version of Word at school, just make sure you save that file as a .docx rather than the outdated .doc format.
I believe they’re still running 2007 over there, but if I save this using the 2010 version, will it actually open on their machines?
So, here’s the situation: I’ve got a presentation due tomorrow
And look, I’ll get the work done, obviously, but
since I have absolutely zero desire to actually stand up there and present—because, frankly, the motivation just isn't there—does anyone know how I can sabotage the delivery so badly that my professor decides they don't want me presenting at all?
Is there any way to make it look like I put in the effort first, only to have everything "accidentally" fall apart during the actual speech?
Is that even a possibility?!