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How do you put the songs on powerpoints? can you do like certin points in the song for each slide?
Im soo bad at this! I dont really know how to use that stuff, I only know backrounds and stuff like that.
Help! I wanna make this a good one!
*-KeLs-*
P.S.-I'll rate you a 5. (link)
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Hey! Whatever song you want to be playing, make sure you have it downloaded onto your computer. Alright, now go into Powerpoint, and click on the heading at the top that says 'Insert.' From there, go down to 'Movies and Sounds' and from there, click on 'Insert Sound from File.' That will open up a box where it will allow you to find the file the song is stored in. Play around with it a little bit, there should be an option where you can either pick to have it play for just thay slide, or just have it playing in the background for the entire presentation. That might be your best bet, have it continuously going throughout the whole thing. Let me know if it works, it should. :-)
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