Did you receive a presentation that doesn’t let you make any changes? Or was this a presentation you created a while ago, and now you cannot fathom why the slides cannot be edited? Yes, this could be a password-protected presentation but that’s not the only reason why you cannot edit the content, one of the other reasons might be because it is something that had the Mark as Final option applied.
Learn how to remove the Mark as Final option for files in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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Nice introduction to Powerpoint 2010. Thank you for the sharing.