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How do you add music to a power point presentation?

I need to add music to a power point presentation.

asked by Jennifer37 (27)

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It is always better to add sound after finishing presentation. Go to insert option in the menu bar and choose the option insert media or insert audio option then you can browse your hard disk to add the needed file.

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Open powerpoint slide with blank or any of your choice. Then goto insert and chose 'sound' media clip from that chose 'sound from file option' for a suitable sound track selection for your slide. This is for Microsoft powerpoint 2007, might change for other version.

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posted by BRaynI (49)
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You will need to got the main menu and click on insert. A drop box menu will appear scroll down to movies and sounds. Another tab will open select sound from file and select your Mp3 file format and save.

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In order to add music to a powerpoint presentation using Microsoft Office 2007, you need to click the insert tab at the top of your screen. You then need to click sound and then sound from file which lets you use music that you have saved previously on your computer.

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Go to insert option in the power point presentation. you will have movies and sounds in that from options you can choose to add your music to power point presentation.

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From the main menu Insert > Movies and Sounds > Sound from file. Select your file and to have it played during the whole presentation: Slide Show > Custom Animation - Right Click on Media and select Effect Options. Choose "Start Playing from the beginning" and "Stop playing" after the number of total slides of your presentation.

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posted by Sting1 (462)
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