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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