PowerPoint does not have a native feature to do that - but third party
applications can do that. Not all of them do it too well - and you'll need a
powerful computer to get better results - luckily many of them have trial
versions and you can check if they work for you.
One such application is Camtasia - here are some tutorials on using
Camtasia:
I have tried some third party applications, and the one called PPT2DVD
worked out quite well, you may download a trial version to have a try!
Check out http://www.ppt-to-dvd for it.
I have tried some third party applications, and the one called PPT2DVD
worked out quite well, you may download a trial version to have a try!
Check out http://www.ppt-to-dvd for it.
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