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MaryL
I have a Powerpoint 2004 Mac slideshow that has timed slides and an audio
file on the first slide which is set to play for the entire file. The music
is timed perfectly with the slide show and the
show plays perfectly in Powerpoint. Now, I want to make a movie of this
slide show. When I use 'Make movie' in powerpoint, the resulting movie plays
the audio for the first slide only holding on the first slide, then proceeds
to the remaining slides. Clearly, it does not recognize that I have set the
audio file option to play for all of the slides. Also, the movie does not
display the other animation settings.
Is it too much to expect that the movie that is created by 'Make movie'
mimics the presentation that Powerpoint displays in slide show?
I believe that this is a bug in Powerpoint 2004 for Mac.
file on the first slide which is set to play for the entire file. The music
is timed perfectly with the slide show and the
show plays perfectly in Powerpoint. Now, I want to make a movie of this
slide show. When I use 'Make movie' in powerpoint, the resulting movie plays
the audio for the first slide only holding on the first slide, then proceeds
to the remaining slides. Clearly, it does not recognize that I have set the
audio file option to play for all of the slides. Also, the movie does not
display the other animation settings.
Is it too much to expect that the movie that is created by 'Make movie'
mimics the presentation that Powerpoint displays in slide show?
I believe that this is a bug in Powerpoint 2004 for Mac.