emailing a presentation

[Guest]

I would like to email a presentaion I made and have it automatically play. Right now when I email and you open the attachement it just shows all the slides but doesn't play automaticly.......can anyone help?

 

[Bill Foley]

Either change the file extension in Windows Explorer from PPT to PPS or do a
"File", "Save as", click the "Save as type" to "PowerPoint Slideshow".

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I would like to email a presentaion I made and have it automatically play.

Right now when I email and you open the attachement it just shows all the
slides but doesn't play automaticly.......can anyone help?

 

[Rick Altman]

Toni, are you confident that the recipient of the email owns PowerPoint? If
not, and if you own PowerPoint 03, then explore the Package for CD command.
Easily one of the worst names ever given to such a great feature, you can
use this for many purposes, other than burning CDs. I have several
presentation files posted at www.altman.com/support/videos, created by
Package for CD. Thanks to the embedded Viewer, I know that pretty much
anyone can open and see them, irrespective of PowerPoint ownership.




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