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Hi,
I'd like to know if there's a way to present a PowerPoint Presentation on a laptop/PC (Windows 10) without PowerPoint and installation rights. I know there's PowerPoint Online but the file (created at home on a desktop with PowerPoint 2013) is really big (>120MB video, pictures etc.), the internet there isn't the best and I can't use Libre Office portable because some of the animations and graphs don't work in that program. Is there any other way?
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Steve is right. The only workaround I can think of is to export the presentation to video, but then you lose interactivity with it.
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You mention that you have no installation rights; by that I assume you mean that you may not install any software on the PC, is that correct?
It's possible that the PC already has a demo version of Powerpoint, which might be sufficient. It's worth checking.
Otherwise, I don't see any way to make this work. Let's see if there's somebody cleverer than I am out there, though.