I'm assuming that when you say your copying to a disk you mean your copying
to a CD. Make sure that all the music/video files are in the same folder as
your presentation before you insert them into your presentation. Then, if
your using PowerPoint 2003, use the package to CD, copy to Folder Option,
Then use your CD burning software to copy the files from the folder to the
root directory on your CD. If you using an earlier version of PowerPoint,
then look here.
Make an AutoRun CD
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00037.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
|I have created a presentation of 110 slides with animation and sound. When
I
| copy to a disk, the copy has the attribute of (read only) file and also I
| lose some of the
| sound on certain slides. How can I copy the presentation without it being
a
| (Read Only) file and without losing sound on some slides?
| Thanks,
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