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How do I get music to travel with presentation?

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Dianne C. - 07 Jun 2006 20:47 GMT
I have save .mid music file as a .wav file. It works beautifully on my slide
show on my computer. When I email the show to another computer, music does
not play. I have selected autoplay throughout presentation. The music file is
4.41KB. I adusted the link to 500 KB. I've tried everything. Can someone
please help???

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John Wilson - 07 Jun 2006 20:59 GMT
see the other post
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> I have save .mid music file as a .wav file. It works beautifully on my slide
> show on my computer. When I email the show to another computer, music does
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John Wilson - 07 Jun 2006 21:01 GMT
Take note especially that you will have to insert the file again.
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> I have save .mid music file as a .wav file. It works beautifully on my slide
> show on my computer. When I email the show to another computer, music does
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Michael Koerner - 07 Jun 2006 21:22 GMT
.MID files do not get embedded into PowerPoint presentations, the are linked
and must travel with the presentation. Make sure that you put the .MID files
into the same folder as the presentation before you insert them that will
ensure that the links do not break when you email your presentation.

Another option is to convert your .MID files to .WAV files, then insert the
.WAV files into your presentation. They will automatically be inserted
unless they exceed what ever you have set in Tools, Options, General, then
they will also be linked.

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|I have save .mid music file as a .wav file. It works beautifully on my slide
| show on my computer. When I email the show to another computer, music does
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