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ReplyWed 9 Sep 2009, 15:58Delegate Marie said...

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Enhancing a presentation

How do I add film clips to a presentation

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ReplyThu 10 Sep 2009, 15:33Trainer Amanda said...

RE: enhancing a presentation

Hello Marie

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

There are certain types of movie files that PowerPoint will be able to recognise which will then be able to be played in PowerPoint.

If the film you wish to insert is one of the formats that can be played by PowerPoint, you can use Insert - Movie - From File to insert it into your presentation.

Kind regards
Amanda

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