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My church uses ProPresenter for our Sunday morning presntations. Unfortunately, I get the ProPresenter decks from the minister and worship leader midway through the week and have no way to read them at home on my PC. It would be easier if I could set things up and edit them (or at least have an idea of what's in the deck) before Sunday morning.

I know ProPresenter can import from PowerPoint, but can the import go the other way as well? Is there a way to read ProPresenter files (.prox) without ProPresenter?

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Google search tells me this software is popular among lots of Churches. Is there a reason why :-s – Sathya♦ Dec 26 '10 at 22:18
It's very easy to manage worship services because ProPresenter controls the background (video, static images, etc.) independently of the foreground (i.e. text) and audio (which can be none). It allows you to easily have video overlaid with text that you can manually move through - it makes presentations a bit more lively. It's also easier to teach to new team members than PowerPoint, Keynote, and other systems. – EAMann Dec 27 '10 at 3:43
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PowerPoint cannot import presentaions from ProPresenter. You can, however, download the ProPresenter 4 demo (Mac or Windows) to open and edit presentations.

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