Hey all, I have a quick question about power point.
What I am doing is this,
I have created a powerpoint presentation, looks very good, but i need to present it in a room that does not have a PC, but it has a DVD player that can play vcd's and stuff like that.
What I was wondering if there was any way of saving the presentation (with auto timer so that it automatically changes after a certin time ) and burning it onto a CD to then be played throu the DVD player.
If anyone can help on thie it would be great , or alterntivly tell me another programme that could do this or would allow me to burn it to a cd.
cheers
Mike
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AMD XP 1800 running @ 1.54 MHZ, 256 MB DDR, Geforce 440 MX 64 MB, Soundblaster Audigy Platinum, 10/100 mbit NIC card - connected to a DLink router running a 1mbit/256 cable connection, 2 x 60 gb maxtor 7200 hard disks, 1 x IBM deskstar 80 gb 7200 hard disk, 17 inch Packard Bell Monitor... Windows 2000 Pro
Well, I know the timer part is nothing. And I would think you should be able to do so. But I haven't tried it. All of my computers have office on them. So I can't really say for sure. Wait, I just put a new rig up a while back and never installed office on it. I'll try one of the presentations and get back to you about it.
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What version of PowerPoint are you working in? MS has a plug in for making ppt viewable through web browser on demand. You can read more about it here........
http://www.microsoft.com/office/powerpo ... erview.asp
Hope this helps,
-lance
http://www.microsoft.com/office/powerpo ... erview.asp
Hope this helps,
-lance
A mistake does not become an error until one refuses to correct it
Folding for the future
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