how can I see some prepared slide shows?
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USE MICROSOFT POWERPOINT TO CREATE A SLIDESHOW THEN AT THE TOP PUT THE CURSOUR ON SLIDESHOW THEN CLICK ON SLIDESHOWS
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When you're at custom animation, see the timing/slide transition setting. Click on the scroll-down arrow and something like "pre-set" should be there. THere you will pick how long each slide is exposed before the next one comes. Good Luck!
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I've made some damn good ones. Power point is quite fun to play with. If I win as best answer I'll email you one. :) Since I don't see any other way to share a presentation with you.
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There is a program I use called Nero 7 Ultra Edition. You can use this to create CD / DVD slide shows with music, transition effect and nice backgrounds.\n\nHope this helps....
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Open the folder and open a picture with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, then click on the button that says "start slide show".
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they call that slide show,  I use Thumbs plus
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From the slide layout menu (under "Format") choose "content", then double click on the slide to pick the video file you want to play.\n\nFYI it doesn't copy the file into your presentation, so if you move/email the presentation (the .ppt file) to a different computer it won't be able to find the movie.
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I feel there are two great freeware options for creating photo slide shows with music.\n\nMicrosoft Photo Story 3 \nFree download for "genuine" Win XP. I know it's MS, but it is a great program for making picture slide show (I don't think it can handle video clips). It is incredibly easy to use, has nice features like being able to add background music and record narration and title clips. It has output settings for NTSC DVD, but appears to only output wmv file format.\n\nSlideshow Movie Maker \nAnother free tool. Not quite as user-friend as PS3, but much more customizable for transitions, allows for importing AVI video clips, and exports as AVI video.\n\nI have used both with good results, but I tend to go to Photo Story 3 if I am a hurry and just want to get it done and if I will be using any background narration.\n\nLinks for the programs below.
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If you are using a laptop or a computer with a dual display option, than you (the presenter) can see a notes view of the slides while your audience sees just the slides.  \n\nTo do this go to the Slide Show option from the Menu Bar.  Select "Set Up Show".  Under "Multiple monitors" section, check the option for "Show Presenter View".
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research the contents well.......while making the slides dont make the back ground too bright ......use normal fonts with medium size....no animations or distrating music......logical pictures can be used.....most important is while presenting be confident.....
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Try a Power Point program
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http://thematthardyshow.com/cms/index.php
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first of all the best thing you have to do is, capy paste the song to the harddick, then it's fast and clear when it's playing as the background music of the slideshow.\nIf you want to insert an audio clip after clicking the a slide, then go to Insert->Movies and Sounds->Sound from File, the browse it. Then a small speaker logo is on the slide, once you click that the audio will play. But that will play only on that Slide, not in all the slides, as a background music.\nSo the best thing to do, as I said before copy the audio track the the harddisk(Make sure you made it a WAV. file, not mp3.). In powerpoint, click on the first slide and then go to slide show->slide transition. On the right hand side "slide Transition Window" you'll see "modify transition". In the Sound browse you track and check the "loop until next sound". Remember, you have to this only for the first slide of the presentation. \n\nHope this reached you by time and it helped you. Good luck with your presentation.
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To be dreadfully honest, there is no such beast.\nI did extensive research for two weeks for slideshow programs.\nThere are a lot of free ones listed on downloads.com, but none of them are really very good.  Probably the best of the freeware ones is photoshow express, and mostly its an advertisement for photoshow deluxe, which honestly, is not worth the money.  Photoshow express does have a lot more customization than photostory 3 ... but that really isn't saying a lot, is it?  However, go ahead and give it a test run http://www.simplestar.com ... oops, I dont think the express version is capable of VCD/DVD output.  And the deluxe version isnt worth buying, except for strictly very ameteur home use.\n\nI know that you requested free, but I will add the below information for you nonetheless, and for others who will read this.\n\nEven among the commercial programs, most of them are pretty lame.  I wanted something that was highly configurable, with lots of features, to make slideshows like I see them in my mind.  I finally found one worth the money ... proshow gold.  It costs $60 US ... but it will do most everything you want it too.  You can d/l a trial ... but don't expect to make any usable slideshows using the trial, it is strictly there so you can test out the features of it, any output is clearly watermarked.
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1.  File / Save As...  \n2.  Choose "PowerPoint Show (*.pps)" in the "Files of Type" dropdown.\n3.  Click Save.\nYou're done!\n\nTo edit the file later on, right-click on it and choose Edit, since double-clicking will launch the show.
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Open a New Blank Presentation-->New Slide--> Blank Slide.\n\nGo to Insert Menu --> Movies & Sounds --> Sounds From File-->\nWil give an alert message to play automatically or When Click On the Music--> Choose Ok,\nRight Click the sound object select edit object--> one more sub menu wil be dispalyed select Loop unitl while playing and Rewind/Repeat once done also
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If you are using windows XP you can put images in the "my images" folder under my documents and create a slide show.