how do you put music in a powerpoint presentation?
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Select \n1. insert\n2. movie&sound\n3. sound from file\n4. choose ur file ( remember just winamp media file only )\n5. they will show to u a msg " HOW DO YOU .......SHOW?" Choose automatically o when clicked.\n6. *now i'm choose automatically* - right click at sound simbol & choose EDIT SOUND OBJECT. & click at box.\n\nIf u want edit your sound more\n1. Click at Slide Show\n2. Select costum animation ( look at there got ur sound file name ) from there u can choose either u want play that song when, how long etc ( just click at right mouse and choose TIMING )\n\nk. Good luck... sorry i'm not so good in english to explain more detail...
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Use Windows Movie Maker.  It is standard on most computers, look for the .exe file in the Program Files on you hard drive, there should be a sub-folder named Movie Maker.  Take each slide in your PowerPoint presentation and cut and paste it from the slide sorter in PowerPoint into Microsoft Paint, saving each slide as it's own image, and then use Movie Maker to put the images together to make a video.  I don't know what the quality will be like, and the video will be saved as a .wmv file, so you will need to convert it to an .avi file.  You can download software that will do that for free for 30 days at movavi.com or smartsoftvideo.com to name just two programs.
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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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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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You can download free powerpoint presentation slides (backgrounds) with a variety of themes.\n\nGo under templates.
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Well, for your search criteria and download, why not a P2P application...\n\nAs for PowerPoint, do the foiloowing to insert a movie clip in the presentation file...\n\nOpen Insert Menu, then Movies and Sounds, then Movie from File\n\n"Insert -> Movies and Sounds -> Movies from File..."\n\nThese are the formats supported, so, don't think the Movie Maker output file is really supported:\nASF, AVI, MGEG, WMV
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You can visit this site for more information on software that makes musical slideshows:\nhttp://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photopresentationswin/
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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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Here's a few tutorials that might help you out:\n\nhttp://einstein.cs.uri.edu/tutorials/csc101/powerpoint/ppt.html\n\nhttp://www.actden.com/pp/\n\nhttp://www.bcschools.net/staff/PowerPointHelp.htm\n\nplrr
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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.
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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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If your making a PowerPoint you can copy and paste from sites that allow it. Like if you where doing a PowerPoint on monkeys you can go to your monkey website, and right click on the picture you want, and then go back to PowerPoint, and right click on the slide you want it on then click paste. Hope this helps and lots of luck. I say good luck because I know from personal experience that figuring out how to work PowerPoint is difficult.
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With PowerPoint you can create presentations using slideshows of information. The slides can contain pictures, text, sound, movies and motion pictures.\n\nThis is a great way, the most known way to present information through a computer program. It lets you customize the way the slides come in, and much more!
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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 Office at http://www.openoffice.org\n\nhas a fully compatible version of PowerPoint called Impress. \n\nTry it, you'll like it.
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Put in the address to your powerpoint file through a hyperlink. It's really simple.
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I have done it but very difficult to explain... you have to find the song you want.. then add that icon to it. I have never done it in strictly a word document... but have done it to PowerPoint many times. Keep n mind also that NOT all music has an icon that you can put in your document.