I need help with power point!?
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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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First, save the powerpoint slides as POWER POINT SHOW.\nThen, at the same folder create a new text document and save it as AUTORUN.INF\ninside the autorun file write these two lines:\n \n[autorun]\nopen=yourPowerPointSlidesName.pps\n\nFinally, burn both of them in an empty CD ( the powerpoint slide show and the autorun file)..
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In PowerPoint 2003 the command prompts are:\n\nINSERT - \n\nMOVIES & SOUND - \n\nMOVIE FROM CLIP ORGANIZER / MOVIE FROM FILE.\n\n\nBe careful if you want to burn the PPT onto a CD.  If you run the movie clip from your own PC it will work fine, but it is a little different if you want to embed the clip for CD burning or emailing purposes. If you do that make sure your file import size is not capped and test it on the other system before you do your presentation before a crowd.\n\nGood luck.
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i don't think so ... i've looked for it before. There is a powerpoint viewer you may be able to download for free ... it's a very basic version of Powerpoint, but might suit your needs after all. Do a google search, i'm sure you can find it!!
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You should really make your own. Look on the Internet for the information you want to put on your PowerPoint. Click, copy, and paste. Make sure you site where your information came from. I always make a "references used" slide at the end, also... kind of like a reference page on a research paper. Good luck!
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In power point,\nGo to slide sorter view.\nRearrange slides using drag and drop using mouse.\nShifting number of slides at a time can be done by 'Selecting the slides using shift (successive ones)/ control key (random ones).\nAnimate using slide show-> slide animation -> select object within slides and choose the type of animation. This can be repetaed in all the slide as we like.
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Hi Dear,\n\nSeems you are new to powerpoint!\n\nTo start with open your powerpoint select a new presentation. \nafter customising your presentation needs for the slide, you go to the file menu & select inser new slide several times till you have your sixteen slides.\n\nNext you can either go to the slideshow on the file menu and select customise animation which will offer you several slide transposition  effects and the option to add music to you presentation. there you can configure the music you want for your slides.\n\nIn Office 2003, you can go to insert menu and select add movies and sound option, but I am not sure whether this option is available in office 2000. Anyway you can check it if you want.\n\nFor any additional help you are most welcomed!
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Try Open office.\n\nIt can be used to open Powerpoint files also.\n\nIt is open source.\n\nvisit http://www.openoffice.org for more info
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Resave the file, and under where you the type filename, cahnge the file type to Power Point Show (pps).  Once saved, simply click on the pps file and it will run.  You do not even have to have Power Point installed on the PC for it to run.
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1.Open the link by clicking the thumbnail\n2. Right click "save as..."\n3. Save it to your pc\n4. Drag it on to your PowerPoint presentation (OR select Insert>>Clip from the menu)\n\nGive me 10 points ;-) !!
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You have three legal options here.  Either you want a Powerpont viewer which is free (you cannot alther the Powerpoint presentations though):\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en\n\nSecondly you can download Openoffice.org which is an Office Suite (similar to Microsoft Office) and is absolutely free.  They An application is included in the suite which is similar to Powerpoint and in fact you can export it into that format:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nOr finally, buy Microsoft Powerpoint from your local computer store.\n\nI have personally used OpenOffice and it works like a dream.
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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'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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If you're using Windows XP, right click the start button.\nThen click Explore.\nClick the + sign next to My Computer\nNow click the + sign next to Local Disk (C:) or what ever the hard drive is called that contains PowerPoint.\nClick the + sign next to Program Files.\nScroll down the list of files until you find either the PowerPoint file or the Microsoft Office file. If you find the MS Office it might have a + sign. Click on it and that should open up the entire MS Office suite of products including PowerPoint.\n\nplrr
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Sure, open the presentation. In the left-hand column, make sure the Slides tab is selected on top and the View is "Normal". So you should see thumbnails of each slide in the deck on the left. For each one that has a transition, you'll see a little star under the slide #. If you right-click on a slide, select Slide Transition and it'll open a pane on the right hand side that tells you what it's set to and give you various options for Speed, Sound and timing. \n\nBTW, I give _a lot_ of power point presentations both live and web-based. For live presentations, some transitions are OK, but only as needed for effect. For web-based, I would suggest avoiding all slide transition animations.
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I can make a fun interactive penguin computer program for you (i need to make an activity for my class by Monday, myself)  I'll need to know if your students can use the mouse or access the computer in an alternative method.  Also, what are their ages and abilities and should it be more instructional, more fun, or equally both?  Also, what platform does your computer use? windows xp, OSX, etc.\nIt will be a powerpoint file, but you don't need powerpoint to be able to play it. let me know!
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Try Easy Screen Capture Video (ESCV)  - it's free to try - and extremely easy to use.  Setup the Power Point Presentation as a show - ESCV will capture the screen image and convert it to an avi file format.  Pretty cool stuff ... good luck!  Here's the link: http://www.easyscreencapturevideo.com/