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Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to the letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being on the main public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me know. I can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning
 
Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

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You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning
 
Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Glen Millar said:
Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
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I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

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Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Glen Millar said:
Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
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The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy made. I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

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Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Glen Millar said:
Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
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Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

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Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being on the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning
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Click to expand...
 
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it will react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html. if you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

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The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy made. I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Glen Millar said:
Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
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Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

--
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Glen Millar
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Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
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Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being on the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning
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Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it will react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html. if you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy made. I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

--
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<><><>Do Provide The Version Of PowerPoint You Are Using<><><>
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/
Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
Remove spaces from signature
Posted to news://msnews.microsoft.com


Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

--
Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/
Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
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Posted to news://msnews.microsoft.com


Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being on the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me
know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning


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Quite possible. You might want to convert it to a WMA or MP3 file, which will
dramatically reduce the file size. You also might want to remove the 4 black
slides from your presentation before you publish. Unless you have them there for
a reason. If you want to post a link to the wav file, I would not mind grabbing
it and seeing if that in fact is the problem.

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Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it will react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html. if you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy made. I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do, as was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
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Glen Millar
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Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

--
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Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
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Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being on the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me
know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning


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www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/inyoureyes.wav

I will upload the mp3 file now and try it.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Quite possible. You might want to convert it to a WMA or MP3 file, which will
dramatically reduce the file size. You also might want to remove the 4 black
slides from your presentation before you publish. Unless you have them there for
a reason. If you want to post a link to the wav file, I would not mind grabbing
it and seeing if that in fact is the problem.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it will react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html. if you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

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The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy
Click to expand...
made.
I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in
Click to expand...
my
original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

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Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do,
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as
was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

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Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

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Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions
Click to expand...
to
the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being
Click to expand...
on
the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me
know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning


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Hi,

54 meg could explain it ;-)

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2.3Sleeper said:
Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it will react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html. if you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

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The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I think the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy
Click to expand...
made.
I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src="Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




Michael Koerner said:
I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in
Click to expand...
my
original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to do,
Click to expand...
as
was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

--
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It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
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Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

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Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions
Click to expand...
to
the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as being
Click to expand...
on
the
main
public
folder...where the .wav is at right now.

I hope this works when it is uploaded...someone please let me
know.
I
can't
stand to try it out.

Don Manning


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That didn't work either. Mp3 does not play.

Don Manning


2.3Sleeper said:
www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/inyoureyes.wav

I will upload the mp3 file now and try it.

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Quite possible. You might want to convert it to a WMA or MP3 file, which will
dramatically reduce the file size. You also might want to remove the 4 black
slides from your presentation before you publish. Unless you have them there for
a reason. If you want to post a link to the wav file, I would not mind grabbing
it and seeing if that in fact is the problem.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?

Don Manning


Michael Koerner said:
Don;

The only thing I see, is that your made the change in fullscreen.html, and
frame.html There is not need to put it in both. I don't know how it
Click to expand...
will
react
if you do. If you have both files, then put it into fullscreen.html.
Click to expand...
if
you only
have the frame.html, then put it in there. How big is your wav file?

--
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<><>Email unless specifically requested will not be opened<><>
<><><>Do Provide The Version Of PowerPoint You Are Using<><><>
<><><>Do Not Post Attachments In This Newsgroup<><><>
Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


The 4th message of this thread shows what version of PowerPoint I am using.
Ver 9.0.3821.

I followed the link you gave me, and read on until I found this link.
http://www.powerpointanswers.com/article1018.html

This link covers how to play sound files on a html presentation. I
Click to expand...
think
the
presentation (html) that you refer to is for PowerPoint 2002.

Okay, so I went back and looked at the html presentation the one guy
Click to expand...
made.
I
edited the fullscreen.htm and added the line of code:

<BGSOUND src=“Love Is Blue.wma"loop=infinite >

I changed the code to read inyoureyes.wav since that is my song file.

Now, I also change the code in the frame.htm as per the instructions. The
page loads to the size I want now...and the fullscreen.htm loads...

Neither has sound. The .wav file is in the same folder as everything else,
like it says to do.

Don Manning




I went back through your messages. You did not explain which steps you
followed
from which suggestion. You also have not mentioned which version of
PowerPoint
your using. As publishing to html and getting them up to full screen
differs for
each version. did you visit the online pptohtml tutorial I posted in my
original
reply to you? It opens full screen, and has both background music and
voiceovers.

--
<>Please post all follow-up questions/replies to the newsgroup<>
<><>Email unless specifically requested will not be opened<><>
<><><>Do Provide The Version Of PowerPoint You Are Using<><><>
<><><>Do Not Post Attachments In This Newsgroup<><><>
Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Yeah, and in the other post, I stated that I had followed those
instructions
to the letter and still was not having any luck. That was why I was giving
up.

Don Manning


You might want to visit here to see if this is what you want to
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
do,
as
was
recommended in the first thread you posted on this subject
www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html

--
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


It is on there now...but I am so lost it is ridiculous.

Don Manning


Hi,

It finally loaded. One slide with an eventual image of a very
attractive
princess. With text down both sides. But that is all. Only one slide.

I looked at it and there is a missing file called:

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom.htm

Anyway, is that what you were after? I got to go to bed, btw. Sorry.

--
Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/
Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
Remove spaces from signature
Posted to news://msnews.microsoft.com


Grrrrrrrrrr....it never ends.

http://www.mwcmustangs.com/prom_files/frame.htm

Don Manning
PowerPoint Ver 9.0.3821


Don,

I get a 404 error on both links. They are gone?

--
Regards,

Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/
Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
Remove spaces from signature
Posted to news://msnews.microsoft.com


Screw it, I give up. It doesn't work

www.mwcmustangs.com/frame.htm

Don Manning


Everything was completely redone. I did the instructions to
the
letter.

It is all uploading right now and the new links are these.

www.mwcmustangs.com/Presentation1.htm

My playsound.htm file shows the link for my .wav as
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
being
on let
me
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
2.3Sleeper said:
Bingo....I think you just hit it. The .wav file is 54meg. That would
probably prevent it from opening up huh?
Click to expand...

No, but it might be a week or two until it finishes downloading. ;-)
 
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