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My PowerPoint OS: Light OS 12 minute preview [BETA] [Macros]
MarkusTegelane
This is a preview of my PowerPoint operating system called Light OS. Everything you see in this OS is made in Microsoft PowerPoint. Preview download link (if you don't have PowerPoint): https://www.dropbox.com/s/73msscok7qch2qb/LightOS%20without%20PowerPoint%20viewer.zip?dl=0 Link with smaller size (if you already have PowerPoint) https://www.dropbox.com/s/h15pe2iim7u6wli/LightOS.zip?dl=0 This is not actually my first OS. This is list of other OS-s I have made: Windows 9 concept Windows 10 concept WIndows NT 8.0 concept Windows 11 Concept Double click Windows COS Android PowerPoint OS Leaves OS Future OS Future OS (music edition) OG1_OS Magic OS April Fools OS Windows TE (Total Emulation) (Actually simulation) Windows Kista Windows Kista Ultimate Windows xpp Windows WE (Welcome Edition) Windows Se7en Windows 8 PowerPoint edition Phone OS OS-i PowerPoint multitasking OS jdfsfsf OS UFO OS Shark Windows (WTF!?) However, this is the first OS I have made to use macros. I have used ActiveX earlier, but macros are really new for my OS-s.
Published: February 01 2016
Filename: My PowerPoint OS BETA.mp4
Category: PowerPoint
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@NermalCat manage
404 error! Also, can you show me Windows NT 8.0, Windows Kista, Windows Se7en and Windows 9?
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings
@gold220am9 manage
I followed the "READ ME FIRST!" text but when I open the PPT file, it LAGS and even I WAITED but it DOESN'T load D:
@markusTegelane manage
Here's some troubleshooting steps you can try<br>1. Make sure you're using actual PowerPoint, not the viewer or website and that you allow macros <br>2. It should only take 20-30 seconds to boot, if it takes longer, click on the slideshow window to make sure it's in focus<br>3. Lagging issue maybe related to your graphics drivers or you've just disabled hardware graphics acceleration in show settings