can I add one musical song to my whole PowerPoint presentation or can I only add it to one slide?
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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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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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How about a powerpoint presentation? You can make it big, add pictures and also comments. It is also something that you can keep and make changes to if necessary.
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It is because the version on which the Power Point presentation was originally made is different from yours. Try checking the version from File>Properties.
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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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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
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do you want to make a movie with a slideshow and music? i have many software to make that..if so.. just send thru my email...tq..
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Use Office XP where for the ppt's You have good design options. right click on the ppt page and in the effects go to the multimedia options and click play audio. and brows and choose the saved song in the mp3 or wav format. it should be working this way.
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You would be better off copying and pasting your work.  Remember to do chunks at a time otherwise your font will be unreadable (small).\n\nAlternatively choose insert > object > from file (browse to file)\n\nand your text will automatically appear on one slide.  Again separate the text onto different slides.
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Do you mean to input into PowerPoint?
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Okay. \n\n1) Make a playlist in iTunes. Put the song in it, and any other songs that you want/may need to convert.\n2) Burn the playlist as an audio cd.\n3) Rip the song(s) to MP3 from the CD.\n4) Import in powerpoint.\n\nThat's it!
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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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Animation Schemes in PowerPoint 2002/2003\n\nPowerPoint 2002 and later provides a host of new animation effects. In addition to that it also supports animation schemes. Animation schemes let you apply a pre-designed animation and transition effects set to your entire presentation at once. This can also be done on a side-by-slide basis. The Animation Schemes task pane lets you choose the animation scheme that's right for your target audience. \n\nThe best part is that you can add/modify and distribute animation schemes of your own. All the schemes are present in a read-only file quikanim.ppt located in C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Office10&#92;1033 (the path may vary depending on the drive and installation folder). This file is essentially a normal PowerPoint file. You can open the file in PowerPoint directly. However it is best to remove the read-only flag before opening it. It is crucial that you follow the structure of the presentation while editing anything within else you may encountered PowerPoint errors when you use animation schemes.\n\nRelated: Animation Carbon\n\nThe presentation is structured as follows: \n\nEach animation scheme has two slides. \n\nFirst one for the title slides and second one for the non-title slides.  \n\nThe title of the slide is the category the schemes is in (e.g., Subtle).  The body of the slide is the name of the scheme (e.g., Flash Bulb). \n\nAnimation schemes only apply animations from the title and body placeholders (plus any slide transition).  so you can just add animations to the body & title placeholders in the slides. Once you have added new schemes you can save the file and close it. Launch the  animation schemes from the panes and there you are - the new custom schemes listed!\n\nYou can distribute such schemes however there can only be one quikanim.ppt that can exist on a machine. So be careful that you do not overwrite existing schemes.\n\nSteps to create an animation scheme:\n\nUsing Windows explorer navigate to the folder containing the file 'QuikAnim.ppt' on your machine.\n\nCreate a backup copy of the file so that you can replace it later in case anything goes wrong with the original file.\n\nSelect the file and right-click the mouse and select Properties in the QuikAnim Properties window select the General tab.\n\nUncheck the Read only file attribute and click on OK.\n\nDouble click on the file to launch PowerPoint and open the file for editing.\n\nPress Ctrl + End to move to the last slide in the presentation. \n\nSelect Insert | New slide... .\n\nApply a Title Slide layout to this slide\n\nEnter the category name in the Title placeholder of the slide. For example: User Defined.\n\nEnter the name of this animation scheme in the Sub Title placeholder. For example: Simple Animation.\n\nRight-click on the Title placeholder, select Custom Animation... and add effects which are to applied to the Title placeholder of the Title slide whenever this animation scheme is applied.\n\nRepeat the process for the animations to be applied to the Sub Title placeholder.\n\nWe have now completed creating an animation scheme for the Title Slide.  Now we need to insert another slide, this slide will contain the animation scheme for the non-title slides.\n\nSelect Insert | Duplicate slide... .\n\nApply a Title & Text layout to this duplicated slide.\n\nApply custom animations to the placeholder shapes as done earlier.\n\nApply a slide transition to this slide, if required. The slide transition set is a part of the animation scheme.\n\nWe have completed adding one custom animation scheme. Repeat this process for as many custom schemes you wish to design.\n\nSave the presentation.\n\nClose the presentation.\n\nQuit PowerPoint\n\nHead back to Windows explorer and select the file (QuikAnim.ppt) and set it's Read-only attribute to True. Click on OK.\n\nLaunch PowerPoint\n\nOpen a new presentation.\n\nSelect Format | Slide Design. In the Slide Design Task Pane select An
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That is simple \nOn the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds, and then do one of the following:\nInsert a sound file\n\nClick Sound from File, locate the folder that contains the file, and then double-click the file you want. \nInsert a sound clip from Clip Organizer\n\nClick Sound from Clip Organizer, scroll to find the clip you want, and click it to add it to the slide. \nNote   To do a search for clips in Clip Organizer, click Modify. To get more information about finding the clip you want, click Tips for Finding Clips at the bottom of the task pane; it gives details on finding files using wildcards and adding your own clips to the Clip Organizer.\n\nWhen a message is displayed, do one of the following: \nTo play the music or sound automatically when you go to the slide, click Yes. \nTo play the music or sound only when you click the sound icon , click No. \nTo adjust settings for when the sound file stops: click the sound icon , right-click, and on the shortcut menu, click Custom Animation. \nIn the Custom Animation task pane, click the arrow on the selected item in the Custom Animation list, and then click Effect Options. \nOn the Effect tab, under Stop playing, do one of the following: \nTo stop the sound file on mouse-click of the slide, select On click (the default). \nTo stop the sound file after this slide, click After current slide. \nTo keep the sound file playing for several slides, click After, and then set the total number of slides the file should play on.
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1. Select Insert > Movies and Sounds > Sounds from File.\n2. Browse to the folder where your song is. Select it and click OK.\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 until you click it or do something else, 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 (12). Click OK.
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Add, music, songs, or sound effects\n\nDisplay the slide to which you want to add music or sound effects. \nOn the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds, and then do one of the following: \nInsert a sound file\n\nClick Sound from File, locate the folder that contains the file that you want, and then double-click the file. \nInsert a sound clip from Clip Organizer\n\nClick Sound from Clip Organizer, scroll to find the clip that you want, and then click it to add it to the slide. \nNote  To search for clips in the Clip Organizer, fill in the Search for box, and then click Go. To get more information about finding the clip that you want, including details about finding files by using wildcard characters and about adding your own clips to the Clip Organizer, click Tips for finding clips at the bottom of the task pane.\n\nDouble-click the sound file that you want to insert.\nWhen a message is displayed, do one of the following: \nTo play the music or sound automatically when you go to the slide, click Automatically. \nTo play the music or sound only when you click the sound icon  , click When Clicked. \nTo adjust the settings for when the sound file stops, click the sound icon  , right-click, and then click Custom Animation. \nIn the Custom Animation task pane, click the arrow on the selected item in the Custom Animation list, and then click Effect Options. \nOn the Effect tab, under Stop playing, do one of the following: \nTo stop the sound file on mouse-click of this slide, select On click (the default). \nTo stop the sound file after this slide, select After current slide. \nTo keep the sound file playing for several slides, select After, and then set the total number of slides the file should play on. \n\n\n\nAnd for the Free Songs Try Using Limewire
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When pp plays a music file it is played from the specified location you choose. ie my music folder. If you dont send the track with the file then they wont be able to play it. Save the track into a new folder call it what you want to. Then save the pp pres into that folder. go back in to the presentation and select the track to play from the folder. send the whole folder to whoever and it should work.