[talks-uk] Re: PowerPoint Presentation with Music
- From: Georgina Joyce <r2gl@xxxxxxxx>
- To: talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 23:56:28 +0100
Hi
Have you tried muting talks?
On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 14:47 +0100, Eleanor Burke wrote:
> Hi
> Someone sent me a beautiful PowerPoint Presentation of the Works of
> Van Gough put to the music of the song Vincent. It is beautiful to
> look at on my computer. I decided to transfer this to my mobile phone
> e71. I have some vision and can see the PowerPoint Presentation.
> However, sadly the music part has not come out and I do not know why.
> The first slide as it appears on the computer is suggesting that one
> either clicks on the red text or presses the space bar and this starts
> off the presentation and the music. I tried to see if the first slide
> had text so that I might land on the appropriate area and do likewise
> but this did not happen for me. Basically I am wondering if there is
> anyone who would be prepared to try this out on their phone to see if
> they can get it to work. I tried to load it on the N96 also but I did
> not even get the images of the PPT when I did this. Yet on both
> phones I have Office 6 or whatever, it is the upgrade which was free
> and I could upgrade on both phones. Maybe there is something about
> the e71 that makes ppt more readily able to be viewed.
>
> Eleanor
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