C
Chuck
Is there a way that I can drop power point slideshows into a folder and have
them run automatically?
them run automatically?
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Michael Koerner
All depends where your running them from. Your own Hard Drive, CD, memory
stick
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
Is there a way that I can drop power point slideshows into a folder and have
them run automatically?
stick
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
Is there a way that I can drop power point slideshows into a folder and have
them run automatically?
C
Chuck
This would be on a hard drive. I want to be able to drop a pps file in a
folder and have it run automatically.
folder and have it run automatically.
M
Michael Koerner
Not that I'm aware. The only way I know right now is once you put it into
your HD folder, you have to either use the file open route, or double click
on the file.
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
This would be on a hard drive. I want to be able to drop a pps file in a
folder and have it run automatically.
your HD folder, you have to either use the file open route, or double click
on the file.
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
This would be on a hard drive. I want to be able to drop a pps file in a
folder and have it run automatically.
J
John Wilson
You could maybe fake it.
Create a shortcut to PowerPoint and change it's icon to look like a folder.
(Right click > properties > change icon) You can find a folder icon in
Windows > System32>shell32.dll.
The pps file won't end up in the "folder" though but it should run.
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Create a shortcut to PowerPoint and change it's icon to look like a folder.
(Right click > properties > change icon) You can find a folder icon in
Windows > System32>shell32.dll.
The pps file won't end up in the "folder" though but it should run.
--
Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials
http://www.pptalchemy.co.uk/powerpoint_hints_and_tips_tutorials.html
email john AT technologytrish.co.uk