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From: Befuddled on 11 Mar 2010 16:22 Thank you so much!!! Five different people tried to make this work and couldn't. I wasn't reading your comments correctly and just went to "actions" instead of "action links" at the bottom of the screen. After I put in the hyperlink and select, it went right to the power point slide. You have no idea how much time this will save me. Thank you again!! "vttotal" wrote: > Hi, > > The first thing to do is to create a shape(for instance, a square). Click on > the " Links" Tab and click on "Actions." An " Actions Settings" window should > appear. Click on " Hyperlink to" and select " to file." Once there select the > file you want to play after you press the button. > > Let me know how it goes, > > Vicente Tulliano. > -- > Vicente Tulliano > > > "Befuddled" wrote: > > > I need to play a DVD leadership video in the middle of a power point > > presentation. I would like to learn how to place an action button on the 7th > > slide so it will play the DVD and I don't have to exit the presentation. Can > > anyone help? Thanks
From: Befuddled on 11 Mar 2010 16:24
I tried this also and for some reason 4 different slides came up, it was less cumbersome than minimizing power point, maximizing video, play video, etc., but the earlier response about the actions links is perfect. Thanks so much for helping. I appreciate it. "Matti Vuori" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?QmVmdWRkbGVk?= <Befuddled(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:971D0A1B-1640-4D59-948D-E236C3BD3C31(a)microsoft.com: > > I need to play a DVD leadership video in the middle of a power point > > presentation. I would like to learn how to place an action button on > > the 7th slide so it will play the DVD and I don't have to exit the > > presentation. Can anyone help? Thanks > > This might not work, because the address of the DVD device will be > different on different computers. > > But you don't need to "exit" the presentation. Just Alt+Tab to your DVD / > video player application, which you have - to minimize startup delay - > already ready, set to pause at the exactly right spot. > . > |