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Guest
What are the steps that are needed to add sound to a single file/page (not
over the entire slide presentation)?
over the entire slide presentation)?
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Corey
Insert>Movies and Sounds>Sound from File.
Or
Richt click the item and:
Action Settings>Tick and Select Play Sound.
Corey....
What are the steps that are needed to add sound to a single file/page (not
over the entire slide presentation)?
Or
Richt click the item and:
Action Settings>Tick and Select Play Sound.
Corey....
What are the steps that are needed to add sound to a single file/page (not
over the entire slide presentation)?
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Guest
Are you trying to beat the multi posting record?
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Luc
Hi John,
Don't think it is a homework thing, I suspect it's a troll. Just trying to
get attention.
Luc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint)
Don't think it is a homework thing, I suspect it's a troll. Just trying to
get attention.
Luc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint)
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Bill Dilworth
Sometimes it is difficult to tell who needs a leg up and who needs a boot
out.
I prefer to hope the poster hasn't learned how to read replies. But, I
could be wrong -- I've always preferred to side with the guarded optimists.
The cynical pessimists may be right more often, but I just don't like their
world.
Bill Dilworth
out.
I prefer to hope the poster hasn't learned how to read replies. But, I
could be wrong -- I've always preferred to side with the guarded optimists.
The cynical pessimists may be right more often, but I just don't like their
world.
Bill Dilworth
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Steve Rindsberg
I prefer to hope the poster hasn't learned how to read replies. But, I
could be wrong -- I've always preferred to side with the guarded optimists.
So you're saying that even the optimists should be kept under guard?
Oh, you cynic!
The cynical pessimists may be right more often, but I just don't like their
world.
But Bill, it's a wonderful bright place. To a confiremd pessimist, all
surprises are pleasant ones.
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Steve Rindsberg
But Bill, it's a wonderful bright place. To a confiremd pessimist, all
surprises are pleasant ones.
And typos? It just figures.
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Bill Dilworth
But Bill, it's a wonderful bright place. To a confiremd pessimist, all
surprises are pleasant ones.
"Glass half empty ... glass? When we were young we didn't even have
glasses, just dirt. And we were grateful to have that."
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Steve Rindsberg
"Glass half empty ... glass? When we were young we didn't even have
glasses, just dirt. And we were grateful to have that."
You had dirt to fill the holes with? We just fell into 'em.
And we LIKED it.
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Bill Dilworth
So, when you were in the hole was it still half empty?
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Steve Rindsberg
So, when you were in the hole was it still half empty?
I thought you were the Anti-Pessimist. Wouldn't the hole be half full?
The optimist would be half in, half out, feet first.
As would the pessimist, only head first.