You don't need to. Just open PowerPoint and then go to File > Open and browse
to the location of your PPS file.
Or, you can simply rename the file and give it a .PPT file extension. The file
format of .PPT and .PPS is the same. It's just that the "S" tells Windows to
tell PowerPoint to open directly into Slide Show mode if the file is double
clicked.
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