Charlie3110,
Thank you for posting your question. I learned so much from it.
For example:
The difference between MHTML and HTML.
I can do so much with a .PPS file. Now that I know, I am motivated to
do
a
better job to protect my work.
Last but not least, the answer to your question - how to extract files
(.wav).
Yes, the MVP's are exceptional. They are more than knowledgeable,
patient,
generous and helpful ...... They are detail-oriented, have sense of
perfection, strive for excellence ...... The add-ins, websites, books,
teaching material etc. are proof.
Kudos to all MVP's. Glad to be connected with you.
Epinn
:
It is morning here in the UK and I am onto the job and I have done
it!!!
Thanks to all of you, you all had input that got me there, some had
overlooked/assumed I knew the obvious and the others gladly assumed I
didn't
know. I have done it and I am eternally grateful. It makes my
enjoyment
of
making Power Point presentations of my events/parties/holidays so much
better
if I can mail them with music embedded to friends. I hesitate to ask
but
the
music I have isolated is a complete piece (Celine Dion I'm Alive) and
it
is
only 407K. If I try to isolate another .wav file of my own making it
is
always about 18 mb. How did the originator of the presentation from
which
I
have borrowed the music get his down to 407K?
Thanks again
Charlie
:
I have a .pps program that has the music embedded as a .wav file. I
would
like to use this music in siome of my own presentations as it is a
relatively
small file useful for e-mailing wher as every .wav file I make seems
to
be 15
mb or more! How can I extract this .wav file as a stand alone file?
