how can i design a powerpoint presentation which will use my voice to present my topic?
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Try goldwave\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+goldwave\n\nthen import the mp3 or wav. Use lame audio codec for mp3s\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+lame
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Sure... but it's not really much of a presentation.. as in, most presentations are expected to be rehearsed and planned out... yours would be a dialoug and improvised... so ask your teacher first.
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http://www.winappslist.com/business/speech_to_text.htm is the site. You can get it from here
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It's better not to use them at all -- transitions look tacky, and unprofessional. Powerpoint presentations are really meant as an easy way for people to get the gist of what you're saying. Keep the transitions to a minimum, but if you NEED to have them, use something simple like a cross-dissolve or wipe.
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by getting power point
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You might want to try using Microsoft Agent. It has speech and animation.\n\nHere's the link for downloading:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/msagent/default.asp
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See \n\nhttp://www.talklikeapirate.com/howto.html
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You can do either one.  If you go to microsoft's homepage you can get a cheat-sheat that tells you how to do it.\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/training\nSo that's how! Great PowerPoint features\n\nGood Luck
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The easiest way is to use a text to speech voice synthesizer software. The link I am providing gives you an example of what i am referring to.\n\nhttp://public.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php
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Try http://speeches.com/
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You have to send the sound too. Look for the sound where it was originally stored and send it to whoeveryou want to have the presentation with sound. To make it easier, always store the sounds in the same folder as the presentation.
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well it depends on the job that will determine what type of presentation it will be.  however, you could prepare an outline of what it is you will be discussing, then perhaps put it in written form exactly what it is you will be saying and then practice, in front of a mirror and in front of family/friends.  hope this helps!!
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With PowerPoint you can create presentations using slideshows of information. The slides can contain pictures, text, sound, movies and motion pictures.\n\nThis is a great way, the most known way to present information through a computer program. It lets you customize the way the slides come in, and much more!
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Yes there is.\n\n1) Know your subject, relax, and look at your audience\n2) Present your information so the receiver can understand it and the reasons for your conclusions\n3) Use PowerPoint but no frilly stuff\n4) DON'T READ YOUR POWERPOINT SLIDES UNLESS YOUR AUDIENCE CAN'T READ\n5) Use the slides for main points, expand with dialogue\n6) Anticipate questions and be ready  GOOD LUCK
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Microsoft Visio is what i used when at uni for that kind of stuff.\n\nYou could do your drawings in  visio then import them to PowerPoint for final presentation
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These directions will work for PowerPoint 2002 (XP) and 2003. If you have an earlier version, please clarify the question so you can get the right information.\n\n1. Select Insert > Movies and Sounds > Sounds from File (or Sounds from Clip Organizer if you don't have a sound file to use).\n2. Browse to the folder where your song is. Select it and click OK. (If you're using something from the clip organizer, select it there.)\n3. A message will come up asking if you want to play the sound automatically. Click yes (unless you don't want it to start immediately at the beginning, in which case, click no).\n4. Right click on the sound (it looks like a blue speaker) and select Custom Animation.\n5. In the Task Pane, you'll see your song listed (and any other objects you have animated). Click the drop-down arrow for your song and select Effect Options.\n6. Under Stop Playing, select After ___ slides. Change the number of slides to the total number of slides in your presentation. Click OK.\n\nThat should do it. Good luck!
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Here:\nhttp://www.mcs.uvawise.edu/cosc110/PowerPoint%20Project%201.ppt#60