Copy a Presentation to play elsewhere

[Ron]

I wrote last week and received some valuable information...thanks. Now, I
have created a presentation with MP3 music added to it and timed (even though
I know it might not time correctly on another computer...worth the try,
though).
I copied the final product onto a CD and put it in another computer. The
presentation is playable with timing correct the way I programmed it, but NO
MUSIC.

What's up with this? Did I copy it incorrectly because I need to do
something more? Do I have to do something on the "other" computer to make it
work wih music. Thanks for your help in advance.

Still learning....

 

[Sandy]

Did you first place the MP3 and presentation into the same folder (check
links) then burn the folder onto the CD? That makes the difference...

 

[yestoall]

Ron

I do think Sandy is right on the problem. You have to put the MP3 and
the preesentation in a same folder then reinsert the music.

However, in thses days, people have more ways to move a PowePoint.

For example, convert a PowerPoint to a DVD so that it can be palyed on
a TV with a DVD player.
PPT2DVD at
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com

Convert a PowerPoint to flash so that it can be played in web browser.
PP2Flash at
http://www.sameshow.com

 

[John]

A good tool to convert your powerppoint file to Flash file!

Dear:

A good tool to convert your powerpoints file to flash file!

Plesae goto the web host :http://www.powermediatools.com or
http://www.powermediatools.com/download_swf.html !


Key Features:

Turn MS PowerPoint to a flash
Quick Publishing and Easily Distribution
Keep All Originals of Animations
Easy and Quick to Use
Very fast speed and no temporary files


Thank you very much!


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