How do I add sound and/or music/songs to my powerpoint presentation?
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First you need to have the song as a file on your compter. then, on the slide you want the song, use the insert menu:\n\nINSERT\n then\nMOVIEs OR SOUNDs\n then\nSOUND FROM FILE\n\nand browse and find your music file
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There is a free PowerPoint viewer available from Microsoft.\n\nIf you want to create a presentation you might try the open source program Open Office, it is free and it creates presentations that can be saved as .ppt\n\nLinks below
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you need to have Microsoft Powerpoint installed, or at least the free PowerPoint viewer\n\nget it here\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en
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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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You can use a program called "PowerPoint" by Microsoft. It is fairly easy to use. You can include photos, select the amount of time before it goes to the next page (photo), and you can add music. It is a great program.
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Well, it depends on what version of Windows you have.  If you have Windows XP, go to :\nControl Panel>Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices>Sounds and Audio Devices>and then go to the Sounds tab.  There you can edit what sound you want to play for each event in the list.  Hope this helps!
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Here is the step by step process.\n\n1. Insert the sound file on the slide you want it to start on.\n2. Right click on the sound file icon and select "Custom Animation"\n3. In the Animation menu on the right select the drop down arrow by the animation and select "Effect Options"\n4. In the "Stop Playing" section select the "After ... slides" and set the number to be the maximum slides in the presentation.
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flash is great but i recently found Microsoft Producer for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003. the latest version of this popular add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint. If you have powerpoint 2003 then th add-on is free.\n\nso you can hook up a microphone and discuss something and move your mouse around and point to whatever you want to display ect.\n\nbasicaly it's a audio/video screen capture. then you can embed this movie in the webpage as a tutorial on navigating through your site or whatever you wish.
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Maybe you can go to Outline and highlight all the slides before inserting the music file. This is just a guess though.
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1. your powerpoint presentation should be an outline of your report. don't read what is projected.\n2. insert a graphic per slide.  it will be better if the graphics are animated. if the need arises, you insert videos or sound/effects.  just don't overdo it.\n3. personally, i use a dark background w/ amber colored letters.  it is easier for the eyes.
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You can use the builtin visualisations from the Microsoft media player by using the code below:-\n\n<OBJECT id="VIDEO" width="320" height="240"\n style="position:absolute; left:2500;top:100;"\n    CLASSID="CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-\n11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6"\n type="application/x-oleobject">\n<PARAM NAME="URL" VALUE="yourfile.mp3">\n<PARAM NAME="SendPlayStateChangeEvents" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM NAME="AutoStart" VALUE="True">\n<PARAM name="uiMode" value="mini">\n<PARAM name="PlayCount" value="9999">\n</OBJECT>\n\nYou will need to change the filename parameter to find your music file.
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Using the drop-down menus at the top of your PowerPoint editing screen, select "Insert" and then click "Movies and Sound". You can then select the source of your sound file "Sound from File". You will get asked if you want to start it Automatically or Mouse Click. This will put a small speaker on the screen. You can move this somewhere out of the way and will not actually show in your presentation (unless you selected the mouse click).  If you right-click the speaker, you can then edit the object. Here is where you can set it to loop until stopped and set the volume.
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Here is a good source\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/default.aspx\n\n///
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You also need to send them the music file as an attachment to your email. Make sure you have linked the music to the slide using the Custon Animation or the Insert File command. \n\nPowerpoint has a neat feature called "PAck and Go" or "Package for CD" (go to File then select the feature). This feature will bring all the files together into one place that can then be burned to a CD )copy to CD) or saved to a folder (copy to folder) which can them be sent via email.
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I'll Help you out.\n\nin menu go:\n1. Slide Show\n2.Custom animation\nif a window opens look for multimedia or something like sound.\n\nif a rectagle appears click on the sound in the slide\nthen click on effect options\na little window will appear and click on efects\nand pic how many slides want it to play it\n\ni hope this helps\n\nJC
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Make a Presentation then Push the 1st file\ninsert\nSound and music\nSound from file\nO yea it has to a WMA or WAV music file\nformatt slide transition\nhit the <  > button until you get sound transition and make the setting
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Wow this is a great question.  I made a power point preso with Jazz music from a CD.  Here goes.  I have Powerpoint 2002 but I know it works with any verion and its pretty much the same you can IM me if you still get lost. Go to Insert Movies and Sound.  If it is a sound clip that is on your computer then you will have to select Sound from a File.  If you have MS Powerpoint 2002 its that simple. It will ask you if you want to play the song automatically during the slide show or on click over.