presentation runs poorly from viewer but OK from powerpoint

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I have created a presention in power point that I want to send out on CDrom to potential clients. Some clients will not have PowerPoint so I used to pack & go which requires them to unpack the presentation. I then unpacked it to a folder and sent the files to a blank CD to give it a try on another machine that does not have Powerpoint (running XP)

The presentaion does not run properly, particularly the animations. I have the show setup to run in kiosk mode. The presentation runs fine from powerpoint, including the copy on the CD, it just won't run properly from the viewer

I have apx 70 hours into the presentation and hate to scrap it and start over in some other format. I could use some advise on how to fix the viewer and also if there is a better choice for creating a self running, interactive audio/visual presention to package on CDrom that won't require the recipient to have any special sofware or experience to view it

Thank yo

Robert
 
Pack and Go uses the PowerPoint 97 Viewer, which does not support the
animations and transitions that were added in PowerPoint 2002 and 2003. The
new PowerPoint 2003 Viewer *does* support them. You can find the viewer at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...27-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&DisplayLang=en

To create an autorun CD, see

Make an AutoRun CD
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00037.htm
--
Sonia, MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun CD software, templates, and tutorials
http://www.soniacoleman.com/


Robert said:
I have created a presention in power point that I want to send out on
CDrom to potential clients. Some clients will not have PowerPoint so I used
to pack & go which requires them to unpack the presentation. I then unpacked
it to a folder and sent the files to a blank CD to give it a try on another
machine that does not have Powerpoint (running XP).
The presentaion does not run properly, particularly the animations. I have
the show setup to run in kiosk mode. The presentation runs fine from
powerpoint, including the copy on the CD, it just won't run properly from
the viewer.
I have apx 70 hours into the presentation and hate to scrap it and start
over in some other format. I could use some advise on how to fix the viewer
and also if there is a better choice for creating a self running,
interactive audio/visual presention to package on CDrom that won't require
the recipient to have any special sofware or experience to view it.
 
Robert,

Forget Pack and Go. Please go to www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq
and search for sutorun with viewer. That will take you to
soniacoleman.com for a commercial solution, or
echosvoice.com for a manual one.

Glen

-----Original Message-----
I have created a presention in power point that I want to
send out on CDrom to potential clients. Some clients will
not have PowerPoint so I used to pack & go which requires
them to unpack the presentation. I then unpacked it to a
folder and sent the files to a blank CD to give it a try
on another machine that does not have Powerpoint (running
XP).
The presentaion does not run properly, particularly the
animations. I have the show setup to run in kiosk mode.
The presentation runs fine from powerpoint, including the
copy on the CD, it just won't run properly from the viewer.
I have apx 70 hours into the presentation and hate to
scrap it and start over in some other format. I could use
some advise on how to fix the viewer and also if there is
a better choice for creating a self running, interactive
audio/visual presention to package on CDrom that won't
require the recipient to have any special sofware or
experience to view it.
 
That should have been "autorun". But to make it even easier, here is the
link to the PPT FAQ page:
Make an AutoRun CD
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00037.htm

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Thanks Kathy. You know how it goes....University lab, me goofing off on the
newsgroup trying to post in haste.


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