As "Mr" Echo said (she's not a Mr BTW) you can set a pause trigger.
However Linked and Embedded sounds act differently. Linked sounds usually
restart where you paused and embedded sounds normally start over. You may be
able to save as html to recover the sound file and then delete the original
and reinsert as a linked file.
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"Robster61" wrote:
Mr Echo. I did what you suggested but didn't have much success. I think I set
everything right and when I click the sound icon it will pause but when i
click the icon again it starts from the beginning of the teachers narration
and not where I paused her. Is this normal or am I still not doing something
right? Thanks.
"Echo S" wrote:
You can add a pause sound action and set it as a trigger animation.
To add the pause, select the sound icon, then go to Animations tab and click
Custom Animation to open the Animation Pane. In the pane, click Add Effect |
Sound Actions | Pause. This will create a pause action in the pane that
starts on mouse click. Problem is, that's a random mouse click. You want it
to start *when you click the sound icon specifically*.
For that, you need a trigger animation. Here are instrux how to create a
trigger: http://www.echosvoice.com/triggers.htm
You'll want the trigger animation to "start effect on click of sound
name."
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"Robster61" wrote in message
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HEllo, my wife receives a powerpoint 2007 presentation from her teacher.
It
has a sound icon. When she clicks the sound icon it does pause but when
when
she clicks it again, it starts back from the beginning. Is there anyway we
can alter this presentation to add a pause button or change something to
allow this sound icon to pause and resume from that point instead of
returning to the beginning? Thanks.
Robert
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