Fixing 'mso9.dll Error' While Printing A Presentation In Powerpoint 2000

Being a regular user of PowerPoint, you might have encountered several nagging errors

. Though few issues can be resolved easily, others can be a real headache, especially when a PowerPoint file gets corrupted. In such corruption scenarios, your valuable data stored in a presentation file becomes inaccessible. To sail through such unfortunate situations and get an instant access to your data, you must have a valid backup. However, if there is no backup maintained, you should not be disappointed. Technology has given a solution to many woes, which includes recovering data from a corrupt PowerPoint file. All you need to do is opt for a trusted PowerPoint recovery software.

Sample this: You are working on your college project and when you try and take a print of the PowerPoint file (to be submitted along with the presentation), you may receive the following error message:

MSO9.DLL Error

As a result of the above error, the presentation does not finish printing.

Cause

The above behavior could be seen in the following situations:

Background printing is on (When this setting is on,Microsoft PowerPoint makes a temporary copy of the presentation when you print.)

One or more objects in the presentation are corrupted or in an invalid format

Resolution

To fix the above problem and access the data from the PowerPoint presentation, you may try the following ppt recovery steps:

1.Turn off the background printing option by observing these steps:

Go to the Tools menu, click Options

On the Print tab, click to clear the background printing check box, and then click Ok

2. If its a case of corruption, you can follow the below-mentioned steps:

Apply the damaged presentation as a Template

Go to the File menu, click New

Open a Blank presentation

Go to Insert menu, click Slides From Files, and then click the Find Presentation

Click Browse, select the corrupt presentation, and click Open. The Slide Finder dialog box appears.

Click Insert All

Save the presentation. If your presentation doesn't look the way you expect, try to apply the damaged presentation as a template. Follow these steps:

Make a backup of your presentation

Go to Format menu, click Apply Design

Select the damaged presentation and click Apply

Save the presentation as RTF (Rich Text Format)

Open the presentation

Go to File menu, click Save As

In the Save File As Type , click Outline/RTF(*.RTF)

In the File Name box, punch the name you want to assign, select a location to store the file and finally click Save

Close the file

If you are still not able to recover data from the damaged presentation, download a ppt recovery software immediately.

by: Eric Justice

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