To tickle your audience’s ears as well as its eyes, you can make sound accompany an animation in your PowerPoint presentation. PowerPoint offers applause, the [more…]


You might want to control when your PowerPoint presentation starts and then pauses. Imagine: Your PowerPoint slide with the video arrives on-screen. Only the sounds of people munching popcorn and scraping [more…]
Playlists were designed so that users of Windows Media Player can play songs or videos stored on their computers. PowerPoint also lets you set up playlists to go along with your presentation. Copy the [more…]

While a sound file is playing during a PowerPoint presentation, you can pause and resume playing it as long as the Sound icon appears on your PowerPoint slide. If you’ve hidden the Sound icon, you’re out [more…]
After you create a playlist to accompany a PowerPoint slide, follow these steps to insert the playlist on your PowerPoint slide so that the sound files on the playlist are played one after the other: [more…]
Besides playing sound automatically as a PowerPoint slide comes on-screen or when you click the Sound icon, you can play a sound after a moment or two have elapsed. In other words, you can make the sound [more…]