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Originally Posted by kenjennings
TIF is not well supported on Windows in general. If you could convert them to something else (JPG? GIF?) depending on color needs, then reinsert them in the presentation they may work better.
Also, if the images are not directly inserted, but just a link to an external file that may prevent the edge from displaying the image, since the extrnal file doesn't exist on the edge.
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Good answer.
TIFs also can be enormous, possibly too big to display correctly on the eDGe version of DocToGo. That's one reason it's preferable to use PNGs, JPGs or GIFs in a PowerPoint. If you have PhotoShop, convert all the images to PNGs (you'll retain any layering/knockout when the image is flattened but without increased file size; JPEGs won't retain knockout) and reinsert them.