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Office detects a problem with decrypted ppt files #31
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Thank you for reporting! It seems that there is something wrong with the internal structure of the decrypted file. I'll check it if you could you attach the equivalent file (please make sure to remove secrets.) I'd appreciate a fix PR too. |
Hey, thanks for your reply! |
Thanks! I confirmed the Protected View alert showing up in the lastest PowerPoint for Windows with the provided file. (It is puzzling that the alert does not show up in PowerPoint for Mac and PowerPoint Online.) I'll investigate it further. |
For testing, what's the password? |
I actually don't remember ;) |
Thanks for adding support for ppt! Decrypting a simple password-protected ppt file (created by PowerPoint 2013) results in a successful decryption, however when opened by PowerPoint 2013 it launches in Protected View since "Office has detected a problem with this file".
According to Office, one of the reasons to open up in Protected View is:
File validation failure - When you see a message in Protected View that says "Office has detected a problem with this file. Editing it may harm your computer. Click for more details.", the file didn’t pass file validation. File validation scans file for security problems that can result from changes in the file structure.
Has anyone seen this? Would it help to add any more info?
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