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joyce simmons
I've entered this problem a few times and noone has
replied. I'm getting a complex-can anyone take a stab at it?
I have several slides & video clips in between.
I have programmed with custom animation a PAUSE the video
on click and RESUME playing the video on click--
The .wmv video clips are played automatically as the slide
is clicked on, and a little hand appears on the screen.
Pause works fine when the little hand appears on the
screen. Resume play after pause starts the movie where the
clip left off which normally works fine. But sometimes
when a video clip begins playing an arrow appears on the
screen instead of the hand. Pause works but the resume
play plays the clip from the beginning of the video clip
rather than from where the clip left off at the pause.
This incorrect thing happens every 8-10 times the clip is
played.
What am I missing? I am using PPT 2002.
Here's a thought-Does anyone know how to enlarge the hand
and arrow that goes over the slide or screen so the
presenter can see it? That way he'll know when the movie
isn't going to play correctly and be prepared to handle it
better?
replied. I'm getting a complex-can anyone take a stab at it?
I have several slides & video clips in between.
I have programmed with custom animation a PAUSE the video
on click and RESUME playing the video on click--
The .wmv video clips are played automatically as the slide
is clicked on, and a little hand appears on the screen.
Pause works fine when the little hand appears on the
screen. Resume play after pause starts the movie where the
clip left off which normally works fine. But sometimes
when a video clip begins playing an arrow appears on the
screen instead of the hand. Pause works but the resume
play plays the clip from the beginning of the video clip
rather than from where the clip left off at the pause.
This incorrect thing happens every 8-10 times the clip is
played.
What am I missing? I am using PPT 2002.
Here's a thought-Does anyone know how to enlarge the hand
and arrow that goes over the slide or screen so the
presenter can see it? That way he'll know when the movie
isn't going to play correctly and be prepared to handle it
better?