MS PowerPoint is the most popular presentation application, designed and marketed by Microsoft Corporation. It is part of Microsoft Office productivity suite. This application is also available for Mac OS X operating systems, as a part of Microsoft Office for Mac Suit of Applications. It stores all your critical data safely, but in some cases, you may not receive your significant data from PowerPoint file. In such situations, you need to opt for Mac PowerPoint recovery solutions.
When you attempt to open a Mac PowerPoint file, you might run across the below error message:
“Microsoft PowerPoint has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.”The file may become inaccessible after this behavior of PowerPoint for Mac. In order to get your mission critical data back in such cases, you need to find out the cause of this problem and opt for Mac Office repair solutions.
Cause:
You may encounter this problem due to any of the following reasons:
· The preferences files of MS PowerPoint are damaged.
· The background applications, which are already running, interfering with Mac PowerPoint.
· Your user account profile of Mac Office is damaged.
· The PowerPoint file or presentation, which you are trying to open, is damaged. If some of the files are not opening properly, then it can be due to serious corruption.
Resolution:Try out the following Mac Office recovery solutions to work around this problem:
· Quit all Mac Office applications and windows.
· Remove the PowerPoint preferences files.
· Remove and reinstall Mac Office.
· Reboot your system.
· Create a new user account and check whether the problem is repeated.
· Repair permissions of Mac hard drive using “Repair Disk Permissions” option.
In case the above steps can not help you repair PowerPoint for Mac application files, you need to opt for commercial repair software. Such tools are capable of effectively handling all corruption issues. They work well with all major versions of Mac PowerPoint, including PowerPoint 2011, 2008, and 2004. 