On Microsoft PowerPoint how do u put little talk bubbles on the powerpoint?
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Turn on the Drawing Toolbar\nClick on AutoShapes and choose Callouts.\nChoose the one you want and click and drag to position on slide.\nType in words.
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I wish I could see my PowerPoint right now, so that I could tell you what to do for sure, but insert your audio file into the first slide from the file menu, do not embed it into the background.  When you insert it, you should be asked if you want to play it automatically in the background, or something like that, say yes.  That will insert the little speaker icon.  Right click on the speaker, and there should be an option to edit the audio, click on that and the properties dialog box should pop up, from there somewhere there is a way to make it play from slide to slide until it is done, and over and over again if you'd like, by clicking on Loop.
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Well my friend...........I myself m quite good at PP (Powerpoint), I am not bragging but wanna explain it to you in detail........\n\nI think the only better option to PP is to have OHP Slides (or transparencies as some call them).\n\nNOT HAVING VISUAL AIDS at all can also be an alternative and in that case it would be better if you pick up the chalk or marker and keep explaining stuff there on (white/green)board. This can be good in terms of generatign interest.\n\nBut being a PP guy myself I would suggest to go for it. As for you issue that you want the attention being the speaker, there is a way out.\nYou run a slide, have main points jotted down on it and let it stay while you speak. Say its point A, B, C & D.\nWhile speaking when you move from A to B , you can get it on display by ciick on the same slide and then start speaking. Audience will not look at slide more than a certain time and you will be center of attnetion.\n\nChoice is yours......Best of Luck\n\nNeed any help for making the presentation: Be my guest.\nyou can email me at: talhaiba@yahoo.com
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Oh.. I know exactly how to do it but to explain... difficult. You have it in there already.. good.. I suppose it is an icon or something .. right? right click on it and I believe you will have a choice of having it play to /thru certain slides if I remember correctly.. Instead of saying, quit after thee 10th or so slides.. select(I believe it is still there) 200.. that is.. stop after the 2100th slide(which of course, does not exist)... YOU CAN DO IT... I did it several times.. You have to play around with that icon(music) and right click here and there..I LOVE PowerPoint and have ALL sorts of things in it
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Assuming you want to add a speech balloon into an existing program.  You will need to load the picture into a graphics program (such as Paint which is included in Windows - look under All Programs / Accessories).  If you want a speech balloon, use the paint brush or the shape tool to draw one. Then simply add text to the balloon where you want it.
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In PowerPoint, click SlideShow>Slide Transition, then check the box for automatic transitions and set a time. You can click the Apply to all button to make the transition the same for all slides, or you can do the following procedure for each slide.
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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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Use the timer feature in powerpoint to make it all fit.
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Microsoft PowerPoint I guess
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You can't. You either need to bootleg it from a friend or maybe try openoffice, they have a powerpoint like application in that suite. It's not so bad.
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Really, it is much easier to embed AVI or MPG formats into Powerpoint. Inserting MPG or AVI is very easy.\n\nInsert > Movies and Sounds. \n\nIf it's just a 3 second loop, another idea would be to convert it to an animated gif that would be much easier to work with. \n\nQuicktime .MOV are usually linked outside the presentation -- sounds like you don't want to do this, but generally embedding .mov is not possible.
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PPT Tutorial:\n\nhttp://www.mightycoach.com/articles/powerpoint/index.html
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In Powerpoint, you set a background sound as part of the transistion.  Seems like it should be set as part of the slide, but it is not.  It is part of the transistion into the slide.  Set up a transistion into the first slide and include your background sound as part of it.  Set it not to stop playing until you start the next sound and it will continue to play as you change the sounds.
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Open up MS Word and bring up the document you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nOpen up Powerpoint and insert a Text Box in the slide.\nGo back to MS Word. \n\nA.\nClick on "Edit" then "Select All" (if you want all the text in the document to appear in Powerpoint).\nThen click on "Edit" again, then "Copy".\n\n   -or---\n\nB.\nIf you need to copy only a portion of the document over to Powerpoint:\nClick on "Edit", then -highlight- the text you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nThen right-click over the highlighted area and click on "Copy".\n\nAfterwards ...\nGo back to Powerpoint, right-click on any part -inside-\n the Text Box, then click on "Paste". The text from Word should appear in the Powerpoint Text Box.\n\nIf this does not work ...\nPull up Powerpoint.\nThen go back to MS Word. Minimize the screen, so that it is smaller than the Powerpoint screen, and you can see some part of the Text Box in Powerpoint.\n\nDo procedures "A" or "B".\nThen position your cursor over the highlighted area and "DRAG" it (by clicking on the LEFT mouse key -without- releasing it) until the cursor is over any part -INSIDE- the Text Box.\nRelease the Left Mouse Key.\nYour MS Word text should now appear inside the Powerpoint Text Box.\nGood Luck!
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PowerPoint files that launch automatically are saved as a PowerPoint show with the extension .pps.\n\nOpen PowerPoint\nclick on the file menu , then choose open\nBrowse and find the file (on your desktop etc)\nThen click on file and then OK\n\nYou should be able to edit and make changes
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(m)\n\nYou can use Microsoft PowerPoint to create interactive presentations containing text, art, animation, and audio and video elements. It is probably the best-known presentation graphics program available. If your computer arrived pre-loaded with Microsoft Office, you most likely have PowerPoint too. Just click Start and select Programs to find it. Not all Microsoft Office packages include PowerPoint, however. If yours doesn't, visit Microsoft to find out how you can get it and how much it will cost. \n\nPowerPoint's widespread availability isn't the only reason for its popularity, however. "I use it because I like technology and the choices it allows," LuAnn Kaiser, a teacher at Nebraska's Wausa Public School, told Education World. "With PowerPoint, you can animate words and graphics, add sound effects, include a QuickTime movie -- it's just awesome! PowerPoint captures the students' attention and helps keep them interested!" \n\n"The kids like it," Kaiser added, "because it's so easy to use and because the ability to integrate graphics and text means there's always something new to learn and do."
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Power Point is already on Microsoft Office XP 2005 edition.  WHat exactly are you meaning.  Powerpoint is a simple slide show programm and runs off most MSOS, e-mail me and ask again in a little better detail