If you put the MP3 file in the same folder with the PPT file, they should
play. The directory levels are what cause the issue -- PPT looks in its same
folder when trying to find the linked files.
You could run Package for CD to resolve the links. Choose copy to folder,
and you can opt not to include the PPT Viewer, no problem. The resulting
folder will have your presentation and the linked MP3s all in there. Burn
that to the CD.
Or choose to include the Viewer if you want and then burn the *contents* of
that folder to the CD (all the files would be "loose" on the CD), and then
it will autorun when you insert it into the drive.

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> Margaret
M.T. - 07 Jul 2007 06:38 GMT
Thanks so much.
:)
Margaret
> If you put the MP3 file in the same folder with the PPT file, they should
> play. The directory levels are what cause the issue -- PPT looks in its
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>> Margaret