DVD Presentation

Excuse me? No software can run without problems?
I'll ignore that on the assumption that it was a slip of the finger.
I've tried it with several different PowerPoint files, from 2000 and XP.

"Jacky" wrote in message
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I have tried three similar products in this field. I must say this
software should be the best one. I do admit that i maybe locked up
sometime. But none such software can run without any problem. By the
way, what's the format of your PPT file?

"Adam Crowley" adam@web****eDOTorg wrote in message
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It's interesting you should suggest that.
I tried it on 3 different presentations and it either locked up
(usually) or
didn't capture the whole screen. It does look very promising, though,
if
teething problems were ironed out.

Any unbiased thoughts, Jacky?

"Jacky" wrote in message
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Try PowerPoint2DVD from http://www.powerpoint-to-dvd.com please.

It's a very easy to use software to burn your Micrsoft PowerPoint
Presentations into DVDs so that you can view them on your TV. Free
trial version available. Your original transition effects can be well
kept.



"TAJ Simmons" wrote in
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Tina,

Yes...you can play a Power Point in a home DVD player if you save it
as
a movie and burn it to a DVD?

The mac version of powerpoint allows you to save the presentation as
a
movie

The windows version does not.

This tutorials shows you how (with the help of camtasia and nero)
http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com...int-to-dvd.htm

Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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