Ross,
"After Previous" means after the previous animation on the slide, not after
the previous music piece stops playing. In PowerPoint's mind, the music is
done being animated once it has started playing. So, it starts your second
song almost right away.
SO, how do you do it? MY best guesses would be to either:
1) Guess about where the first song should end and put the second song on
that slide (or the slide after)
2) Use an external sound editor to put the two songs back to back in a
single file
3) Wait for one of the music gurus to pop in with another idea on how to get
them to play automatically one after the other. (I know there is a closer
work around, but my brain is not fully functioning yet this morning
)
--
Kathryn Jacobs, Microsoft PPT MVP
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