Recovery for PowerPoint

Corrupted files can have serious consequences, especially if you need to hold a presentation or turn in a paper. When the system notifies us that a file is corrupted, we tend to believe that the file is useless and delete it. If you can not open a file, you should try to recover the data, before you delete it. Like the name suggests, Recovery for PowerPoint will restore corrupted PowerPoint files. It is a very simple process, which can be performed by anyone, including beginners. A wizard will guide you through a few basic steps and you will not have to wait for too long, until the file is recovered.

Recovery for PowerPoint is part of a larger software suite, designed to recover files of various types. After launching the 2.17 setup file, you will have to accept the License Agreement and click a button to start installing the application. Alternatively, you may click a different option to go through an advanced setup process, during which you can select a destination folder, choose to install the program just for you or all users on the computer or run the software without installing.

A large number of file types are listed and categorized on the software's home screen as hyperlinks. Clicking a file type will launch a different application, from the same suite, if it is installed on your computer. If an application is not installed, its hyperlink will take you to a download page, on your default web browser.

You can launch a recovery wizard by clicking an option on the application's interface. During the wizard's steps, you only need to select one or more corrupted files, in this case, PowerPoint slideshows and specify a destination folder. The recovery procedure does not take long, so you will find the repaired files in the folder of your choosing, in a matter of seconds.

Recovery for PowerPoint can restore slideshows, created with any modern PowerPoint version (from 97 to 2010). During the recovery process, the software can restore a presentation's layout, the formatting of the text, embedded images, animations, and much more.