Music Help Please

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How can I get a music file (wav) to loop or start over again for the rest of a
presentation. The file is not long enough to play for the entire presentation.
I am using PP 2002.

Thanks to all.
 
This should help.

Play sounds across multiple slides (A WAV runs through it)
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00047.htm



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How can I get a music file (wav) to loop or start over again for the rest of a
presentation. The file is not long enough to play for the entire presentation.
I am using PP 2002.

Thanks to all.
 
I did this I can get it to work across slides but the song stops at the end of
the song & I need the song to loop or start over after it reaches the end (The
end of song not the end of the slideshow). The slideshow is about one minute
longer than the (.wav file) I have to use. I seem to remember that in PP 2000
there was an option to "LOOP" the music. Can't find same option in PP2002.

Thanks for the help.
 
Big John 2 said:
I did this I can get it to work across slides but the song stops at the end of
the song & I need the song to loop or start over after it reaches the end (The
end of song not the end of the slideshow). The slideshow is about one minute
longer than the (.wav file) I have to use. I seem to remember that in PP 2000
there was an option to "LOOP" the music. Can't find same option in PP2002.

Thanks for the help.
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Try right-clicking the sound and choosing Edit Sound Object. Select the loop
option there.

Hopefully that will do it.
 
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