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Old May 26th, 2004, 12:11 AM
fran
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Is there a universal media player that would work best? I have a music track in my files and will follow the instructions I received earlier for linking the slides and music but my question is should I have the song set up to use the windows media player or something else? I want to use the presentation on another computer. I'm kind of getting the impression from some of the posts I have read that power point doesn't work with media player.
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Old May 26th, 2004, 01:28 AM
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PowerPoint uses the MCI media player - - part of Windows. For more info on
multimedia in PowerPoint see
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorial...multimedia.htm
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"fran" wrote in message
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Is there a universal media player that would work best? I have a music

track in my files and will follow the instructions I received earlier for
linking the slides and music but my question is should I have the song set
up to use the windows media player or something else? I want to use the
presentation on another computer. I'm kind of getting the impression from
some of the posts I have read that power point doesn't work with media
player.


 




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