Presenter 10 and Upgrade of PowerPoint From PowerPoint 2007 to PowerPoint 2010

When converting from PowerPoint 2007 to PowerPoint 2010 I imagine that Presenter 10 needs to be uninstalled and re-installed. Correct?
Any know issues with the above?
Thank you.

Hi There,
Yes you need to uninstall Adobe Presenter first before upgrading your Office as Presenter is an addin to the PowerPoint. As such there is no issues using Presenter 10 in Office 2010.
Regards,
Mayank

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