not in PowerPoint. music and slides are independent. you need programs
designed for this. many of the slideshow programs for under $60 will do this
to some degree. i use Adobe Premiere, but it is a very expensive program.
Herb
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Adobe Premiere Elements is also pretty good (more buggy
for me).
There is a little more work involved this way, but the productions can
look much more professional.
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Best regards,
Bruce
Thursday, February 10, 2005, 2:15:00 PM, you wrote:
JC> Anyone here use Powerpoint? I need to make a photo s
dows Media Player.
Paul
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Subject: Need Help: Powerpoint slide show with music
Anyone here use Powerpoint? I need to make a photo slideshow for my
brother's upcoming
Anyone here use Powerpoint? I need to make a photo slideshow for my
brother's upcoming wedding, and I need to be able to sync music with certain
parts of it. Anyone here know how to do that? I'm very new to Powerpoint.
Also, if you know of a program that would be better to use for
> threatening multi-million dollar decision from a twenty minute PowerPoint
> presentation certainly fits my definition of a fool.
>
> Of course, the adviser who presents it that way fits my definition of incompetent.
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> Chaso DeChaso wrote:
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Don't hold back now...tell us what you really think! ;-)
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Then we can look at it another way, a person who ma
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>Then we can look at it another way, a pe
Another problem is that some problems cannot be simplified beyond a
certain point. If the decision makers don't have enough technical
literacy to make the decision or the sense to give it to someone that
does then problesm will occur.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee
Then we can look at it another way, a person who makes a possibly life
threatening multi-million dollar decision from a twenty minute PowerPoint
presentation certainly fits my definition of a fool.
Of course, the adviser who presents it that way fits my definition of incompetent.
--
Chaso
memory of the instruments). Given that
this is a fact, one can then turn attention toward
laying a certain amount of blame on tools and methods
that are more mistake prone in certain contexts.
Powerpoint is certainly a media which predisposes one
to certain errors mainly related to oversimplificatio
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