I will say this about the 64 bit version. It's been a week since I upgraded from 32 to 64 bit Office 365. Since then, PowerPoint hasn't crashed ONCE. Under the old 32 bit version, it would crash at least once a day. I use it for the slides for my videos (the beginning and ending slides). Usually I'll set up the slides, record a bit, minimize PP, go do stuff in Access, then come back to the slides to record the end. At least one out of three times, PP would crash. It was so bad I got in the habit of saving EVERY time I minimized it. In the week since I've upgraded, no crashes. So... looks like the 64 bit code may be more stable than the 32. Makes sense.
Adam Schwanz
@Reply 5 years ago
Hope you don't jinx it.
Adam Schwanz
@Reply 5 years ago
Adam Schwanz
@Reply 5 years ago
Those errors have ruined many a people's night who forgot to push the save button.
Yeah... and I even had AutoSave on, but that's still a pain in the ass... I come back into PP after a crash now I still have to figure out which version is the correct one... save it, rename it, etc.
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