Saving PPS with sound and opening from other computer

[PPS with files of sound]

Hi,

I have a PPT and i inserted sounds into it (insert -> sound from a file).
I saved it as a PPS and send it as a mail to othres.

They can not hear the sound.

Is there somthing i need to do to save the PPS with sound?

 

[Michael Koerner]

More than likely, your sound was linked and did not travel with your email. Depending on the size of your sound file you could convert it to a WAV file as they are the only files that are inserted, up to a max size of 50000kb. All other are linked and have to be sent along with your presentation file.

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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Hi,

I have a PPT and i inserted sounds into it (insert -> sound from a file).
I saved it as a PPS and send it as a mail to othres.

They can not hear the sound.

Is there somthing i need to do to save the PPS with sound?

 

[Austin Myers]

You may want to use PFCExpress. Its a free add-in meant to take care of
this very issue. Grab a free copy from: http://www.playsforcertain.com



Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCPro, PFCMedia and PFCExpress
www.playsforcertain.com


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[Sare]

I've tried PFCExpress twice now. I can't get .midi files to play no matter
what I try. I.Wav files play fine, however. When I send an email out via
PFCExpress add-on in PowerPoint it's received and opens fine, but no .midi
sounds play. I do presentations for clients and I need a simple, sure-fire
way for them to get the presentations as I created them. Is there a problem
with .midi files specifically? If not, what suggestions might the Board
experts have?
Thanks...
Sare