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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / February 2008How can I auto-start a PPS file without using the PPT Viewer
I have developed a complex powerpoint presentation made up of a 'contents page' file and 10 linked files for the animated and narrated sections. I have tried to 'Package for CD' but I don't want the scroll wheel to be active which I have found to be a bug in the 2007 viewer. (Thanks to those who tried to assist with this troubleshooting). I have saved the contents 'Home page' file as a PPS and would like to know how I can burn the whole project to a CD so that this 'Home page' file auto-starts when the CD is inserted into a users CD drive. The user should then be able to hyperlink to the other sections. I suppose it's a bit like 'package for CD' and viewing the presentation in the Viewer but doing it this way I won't have the scroll wheel bug, although I realise that users will need to have powerpoint loaded on their computers. Any assistance greatly appreciated  SignatureKath from workspace You will probably need to have this done properly unless you know how to prep the exe files needed, it's really not that simple! If it's not a commercial venture and you don't need it yesterday I'll get someone to prep the files needed at no charge. If you are a business or commercial set up or need it yesterday then there would be a charge for about 30 minutes work provided that you do some of the work eg picture for splash screen. Email me and I'll tell you what we would need from you. -- email john AT technologytrish.co.uk Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk > I have developed a complex powerpoint presentation made up of a 'contents > page' file and 10 linked files for the animated and narrated sections. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > need to have powerpoint loaded on their computers. > Any assistance greatly appreciated |
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