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Is there any free/open source MPP Viewer available?

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MPP? Microsoft Power Point? Always spell out acronyms to avoid confusion of unhelpful advice.

Anyway, googling [google]mpp viewer[/goole] yielded several possibilities including: http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/mpp_viewer_software/

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MPP? Microsoft Power Point?


No. MPP is from Microsoft Project.
You can try the free version of MOOS Project Viewer:
http://www.free-project-viewer.com/
 
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