Where is my PowerPoint?
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Is PowerPoint installed on my computer?\nTo learn if you have PowerPoint on your computer, do this:\n\nClick Start \nClick Run \nIn the Run dialog box, type POWERPNT.EXE \nClick OK \nIf you have PowerPoint, you'll see it start up. \nIf you don't have PowerPoint, you'll see a message saying something like "Windows cannot find POWERPNT ..." \n\n\nI have Windows XP? Why can't I find PowerPoint?\n\nWindows XP is what's called an "operating system". It provides services that allow other programs like Word, Excel and PowerPoint to run. Windows doesn't include PowerPoint. You must purchase PowerPoint separately or as part of Microsoft Office.\n\n\nWhen you purchase Office, make sure to get a version that includes PowerPoint.
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If  you don't have word you probably don't have Powerpoint, They come in a package when you first purchase your computer. Sounds like you have the basic vanilla version with only Word Perfect. You may be able to purchase older versions of PP on the net for a real good price but make sure they are compatible with your version of Windows first.
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You did not tell the version of powerpoint. I will take it as Office 2003. \n\nInsert the sound from the Insert menu, Movies and Sounds command. Either browse your computer or another location for the file or search for a clip in the Clip Art task pane. Before the sound is inserted, you're prompted with a message asking how you want it to start (Automatic or on click.) Select either one of the option \nRight click on the sound icon (a small speaker picture) and select custom animation . Select 'Effect Options' from custom animation tab. Under the 'Stop playing' option, select After x slides. Keep x as a big value say 100. Click ok, come out and play the pps.
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Yours problem is not just how to add to powerpoint but also to download it from you tube, edit it and then put it to powerpoint.\nI guess you have the video. Now you can edit it using windows movie maker or virtual dub (www.sourceforge.net)- free software for video editing.\n\nNow in poerpoint, go to insert>movies&sounds>movie from file.\nNote that when you will do the presentation, this movie file has to be in the same folder as your orginal powerpoint presentation file is located. otherwise it wouldn't play.\nOne work around it to use pack&go service in powerpoint. You can find it under tools. But if it is not installed, you need to add this feature from your office cd.\nPack&Go makes a different file containing all included movie sound etc. You can also try saving as powerpoint show file bt I doubt it will still require the video to be present in your pc.\nEnjoy!
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The power point software may be corrupted.  You need to correct the corrupted part.  Go to start menu -> control panel -> add/remove programs -> power point.  It will give you an option of completely remove it or recover it.  Select "recover" option.  It will ask for Office CDs.  Make sure that you have those ready.\n\n--\nthanks and regards,\nPrasanna
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Just put the information on a power point presentation and go to "slideshow" on the menu bar and click on "view show".\n\nIf you want ot you can also add music or sounds by going to "insert" on the menu bar and clicking on "movies and sounds"
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Here's a few tutorials that might help you out:\n\nhttp://einstein.cs.uri.edu/tutorials/csc101/powerpoint/ppt.html\n\nhttp://www.actden.com/pp/\n\nhttp://www.bcschools.net/staff/PowerPointHelp.htm\n\nplrr
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Thats a very large powerpoint. I would suggest breaking it up into several powerpoint files in a numerical sequence. Then saving all the files on either a removable hard drive (which may vary from 1gb to 60gb depending on how much you want to spend) or spending a long time burning each individual file to a cd.
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In Power Point load (File/Open) the presentation you’ve selected. Then start it by pressing View/Slide Show. Click mouse left button to reach next slide.\nIf you have ppt document to view, but you have no Power Point installed (and/or licensed :))), you can download free viewer from http://www.microsoft.com
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you need to have a program to open powerpoint, it usually comes with full microsoft office installs, or you can get it free with open office software. either one will work, if you dont have either of these installed, I'd go with open office, its upgraded frequently and it's free
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you need to have powerpoint - part of Office - it does not come on windows XP any version\nthere are some free office equivalent - eg openoffice which you can use. www.openoffice.org to download
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I can try to answer this when I get to work, but the only method I can think of is to get a software that will  convert Microsoft PowerPoint presentations for Internet or e-mail delivery.\n\nTry impatica:\nhttp://www.impatica.com/support/guides/imp4ppt-mac.html\n\nIll get more info when I get to work.
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You find it on the back of the box that your software came in. OR, if you have another Office application, like Word or Excel installed, open the program, go to the 'help' menu, and click on 'About Microsoft [Word, Excel, etc.]. In the window that pops up there should be a Product Key, Copy and Paste it into the PowerPoint setup window. As a last resort, call Microsoft and have them help you.\n\nHope this helps, and good luck!
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Microsoft Powerpoint. It's part of the business package of Microsoft Office. It's so simple you can train a monkey to use it.
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1.  File / Save As...  \n2.  Choose "PowerPoint Show (*.pps)" in the "Files of Type" dropdown.\n3.  Click Save.\nYou're done!\n\nTo edit the file later on, right-click on it and choose Edit, since double-clicking will launch the show.
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as an email attatchment,click open and download it... then it should pop up in powerpoint but if not go to powerpoint and open it whereever you saved it. =)
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Here:\nhttp://www.mcs.uvawise.edu/cosc110/PowerPoint%20Project%201.ppt#60