pps on the web

[Sky]

Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?

 

[Michael Koerner]

Do you have a link to the site so we can check it out? What type of Music?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?

 

[Sky]

www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

 

[Michael Koerner]

I don't know the filesize of your mp3's, but your presentation is 14.5 mb, which
all have to be downloaded before it can play. Depending on how each individual
has there system configured (everything updated to the latest drivers etc.), and
what version of PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer is installed, all comes into
play. It played OK on my system. You could reduce the presentation filesize
somewhat, by reducing the filesize on some of the images. Cropping to eliminate
some of the white around the edges, and having a look here at this tutorial
could help. http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointgraphics.htm Nice
presentation BTW.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

 

[Sky]

Thanks, I just compressed the photos so we're now at about 9 mb. My dad
(the person who can't hear it) has the latest version of PP and I'm sure is
pretty up to date on everything.
I wonder if it makes a difference is they save the file to their HD or if
the open it from the web. Also, if someone uses the viewer would that
prevent them from hearing the music?

Do you know how to find the file location of a picture that you have
inserted into a slide?

Glad you liked the

I don't know the filesize of your mp3's, but your presentation is 14.5 mb,
which
all have to be downloaded before it can play. Depending on how each
individual
has there system configured (everything updated to the latest drivers
etc.), and
what version of PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer is installed, all comes
into
play. It played OK on my system. You could reduce the presentation
filesize
somewhat, by reducing the filesize on some of the images. Cropping to
eliminate
some of the white around the edges, and having a look here at this
tutorial
could help. http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointgraphics.htm
Nice
presentation BTW.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

Do you have a link to the site so we can check it out? What type of
Music?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?

 

[Michael Koerner]

AFAIK, they will have to play it from the web. downloading does not download the
MP3 files, therefore no sound. I personally would use the save as web page. That
way PowerPoint/Viewer are not required to play your presentation. Would also go
a lot smoother. If your interested in something like that, then have a look here

Put your PowerPoint-generated HTML on the web
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00241.htm

and here for opening full screen, and adding the background music

Making PowerPoint 2002 (XP) HTML open full screen
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00428.htm



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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Thanks, I just compressed the photos so we're now at about 9 mb. My dad
(the person who can't hear it) has the latest version of PP and I'm sure is
pretty up to date on everything.
I wonder if it makes a difference is they save the file to their HD or if
the open it from the web. Also, if someone uses the viewer would that
prevent them from hearing the music?

Do you know how to find the file location of a picture that you have
inserted into a slide?

Glad you liked the

I don't know the filesize of your mp3's, but your presentation is 14.5 mb,
which
all have to be downloaded before it can play. Depending on how each
individual
has there system configured (everything updated to the latest drivers
etc.), and
what version of PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer is installed, all comes
into
play. It played OK on my system. You could reduce the presentation
filesize
somewhat, by reducing the filesize on some of the images. Cropping to
eliminate
some of the white around the edges, and having a look here at this
tutorial
could help. http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointgraphics.htm
Nice
presentation BTW.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

Do you have a link to the site so we can check it out? What type of
Music?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?

 

[Sky]

Thank You,

What is AFAIK????
If I save as a web page, does the music play?

AFAIK, they will have to play it from the web. downloading does not
download the
MP3 files, therefore no sound. I personally would use the save as web
page. That
way PowerPoint/Viewer are not required to play your presentation. Would
also go
a lot smoother. If your interested in something like that, then have a
look here

Put your PowerPoint-generated HTML on the web
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00241.htm

and here for opening full screen, and adding the background music

Making PowerPoint 2002 (XP) HTML open full screen
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00428.htm



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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Thanks, I just compressed the photos so we're now at about 9 mb. My dad
(the person who can't hear it) has the latest version of PP and I'm sure
is
pretty up to date on everything.
I wonder if it makes a difference is they save the file to their HD or if
the open it from the web. Also, if someone uses the viewer would that
prevent them from hearing the music?

Do you know how to find the file location of a picture that you have
inserted into a slide?

Glad you liked the

I don't know the filesize of your mp3's, but your presentation is 14.5 mb,
which
all have to be downloaded before it can play. Depending on how each
individual
has there system configured (everything updated to the latest drivers
etc.), and
what version of PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer is installed, all comes
into
play. It played OK on my system. You could reduce the presentation
filesize
somewhat, by reducing the filesize on some of the images. Cropping to
eliminate
some of the white around the edges, and having a look here at this
tutorial
could help. http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointgraphics.htm
Nice
presentation BTW.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

Do you have a link to the site so we can check it out? What type of
Music?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?

 

[Michael Koerner]

AFAIK = As Far As I Know.

If you look at the online tutorial in the second link
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00428.htm it will show you how to insert your
mp3 file, and how to make the presentation open full screen.


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Thank You,

What is AFAIK????
If I save as a web page, does the music play?

AFAIK, they will have to play it from the web. downloading does not
download the
MP3 files, therefore no sound. I personally would use the save as web
page. That
way PowerPoint/Viewer are not required to play your presentation. Would
also go
a lot smoother. If your interested in something like that, then have a
look here

Put your PowerPoint-generated HTML on the web
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00241.htm

and here for opening full screen, and adding the background music

Making PowerPoint 2002 (XP) HTML open full screen
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00428.htm



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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Thanks, I just compressed the photos so we're now at about 9 mb. My dad
(the person who can't hear it) has the latest version of PP and I'm sure
is
pretty up to date on everything.
I wonder if it makes a difference is they save the file to their HD or if
the open it from the web. Also, if someone uses the viewer would that
prevent them from hearing the music?

Do you know how to find the file location of a picture that you have
inserted into a slide?

Glad you liked the

I don't know the filesize of your mp3's, but your presentation is 14.5 mb,
which
all have to be downloaded before it can play. Depending on how each
individual
has there system configured (everything updated to the latest drivers
etc.), and
what version of PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer is installed, all comes
into
play. It played OK on my system. You could reduce the presentation
filesize
somewhat, by reducing the filesize on some of the images. Cropping to
eliminate
some of the white around the edges, and having a look here at this
tutorial
could help. http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointgraphics.htm
Nice
presentation BTW.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


www.megdarnell.com/tulane.htm


they are MP3's

Do you have a link to the site so we can check it out? What type of
Music?

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Hi I use PowerPoint 2003
I put a presentation a pps. on my website.
Linked it from a page on the web
There is music embedded in the show
yet some people hear the music and some don't went they open it.

Any ideas?