Powerpoint Recovery

Review by David: It sucks...doesnt work as it should. I give it two thumbs down. Better off buying some other program. (1/5 - 16-Dec-2005) Review by yukoba: Dear Sir, Your Key software is excellent because I forget my pass word whenever I use your software safely open my important file thanking you (5/5 - 22-Jul-2005) Review by mallickgaffor@rediffmail.com: Dear Sir, Your Key software is excellent because I forget my pass word whenever I use your software safely open my important file thanking you sudhal (5/5 - 23-Jun-2005)

Review by Pete Jaro: I've only used the demo version which has a limitation on the number of slides recovered. However, the slides that were recovered (2 out of 291) were devastated. No text, one picture out of several (on the same page, and the pictures were incomplete. How is the user supposed to be inspired to buy the complete product if the trial demo can't cope? I did not buy it on the HOPE that it works, so I'm looking for something else. (1/5 - 28-Oct-2005)

Review by Diane: The new version provides much better images and better quality transitions. Pretty much just like watching the PowerPoint presentation. Another plus, is that is can be played on some gaming consoles, computers, and DVD players. The only disadvantage is that if you have a large file, filled with lots of pictures and audio, you will get a few glitches. In my case, I had 4 slides out of 480 that contained a horizontal line through the center. It also took more than 2 hours to convert. BUT, overall it is pretty good if you need to have a PowerPoint presentation viewable in several formats. (4/5 - 3-Aug-2005)