I have a Powerpoint I created in MS Office at school. There, they use the 2010 version. Now, I have the 2003 version on my computer. When I opened up the Powerpoint file on my computer just now, it said that it was made in a newer version of Powerpoint and that some of the stuff was converted to static objects. (I have a Youtube video embedded in one of the slides that no longer works.)

When I present this on the computers at school with the 2010 version, will everything still work? I have a really crappy old version of Office. 2003 sucks. Or will my video just be fossilized into an image? This thing is due either Tuesday or Thursday. I am not ready.

Or, is there a site where I can legally download the latest version? Like a free trial or something. In the meantime I'll Google it...

Thank you to anyone who answers!

OpenOffice.org? It's free, it's as good as Micro$oft Office and has pretty good compatibility with Micro$oft Office.

Or you can download a free trial of M$ Office from M$'s website.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/try/

Libre Office is another alternative. I find it's a little bit lighter than Open and opens faster.

Sweet! Thanks for the suggestions, guys! I actually found a free trial of MS 2010 but I don't know how long my computer can last with this thing.

I'll be sure to check both of those out!

if it is professional plus i can help you make it a full version

I'm not sure what you mean... is it legal?

Doubt it, probably something like a keygen.

Other than downloading it illegally (pfft), there's no other way to get it for free, unless you're a student and your college/uni is involved in something called MSDN Academic Alliance.