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Guest
I have increased the limit under options/general to greater than the sound
file size but it will only link, not embed
file size but it will only link, not embed
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Bill Dilworth
MP3 files are always linked.
In order to embed the sound it must be converted to a WAV format.
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In order to embed the sound it must be converted to a WAV format.
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Bill Dilworth
Microsoft PPT MVP Team
===============
Please spend a few minutes checking vestprog2@
out www.pptfaq.com This link will yahoo.
answer most of our questions, before com
you think to ask them.
Change org to com to defuse anti-spam,
ant-virus, anti-nuisance misdirection.
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Guest
Thanks Bill! Will try converting it and see how it goes. Thanks for your
time
time
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Bill Dilworth
You are very welcome.
I've heard that there are some free converts available on the web, but am
unfamiliar with them. Word of caution, since MP3s are highly compressed
sound files and WAVs are not, the converted file in WAV format will be huge.
Consequently, the PPT with the WAV embedded will be huge.
Files that are large are more susceptible to corruption, so as you build the
presentation, back-up often.
Good luck and have a Merry Christmas,
Bill D.
I've heard that there are some free converts available on the web, but am
unfamiliar with them. Word of caution, since MP3s are highly compressed
sound files and WAVs are not, the converted file in WAV format will be huge.
Consequently, the PPT with the WAV embedded will be huge.
Files that are large are more susceptible to corruption, so as you build the
presentation, back-up often.
Good luck and have a Merry Christmas,
Bill D.