Article Applies to Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003 Symptoms You want to add a digital movie that is located on a video DVD to your PowerPoint presentation. Resolution...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003 Symptoms A movie in your presentation does not play smoothly. It repeatedly halts, or stops and starts, during pla...

Article You can resize a movie to the full size of the slide (though that may not be the optimal size for viewing the movie). Click the inserted movie you want to resiz...

Article By Geetesh Bajaj , Microsoft MVP and site manager of Indezine: The PowerPoint Ezine and PowerPointed . Applies to Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003 Microsoft Po...

Article Show All Hide All "Movies" are desktop video files with formats such as AVI, QuickTime, and MPEG, and file extensions such as .avi, .mov, .qt, .mpg, and .mpeg. ...

Article The steps below are for movie or sound files on a slide that has no custom animation sequences or animation schemes . On the slide, right-click the sound icon ...

Article "Movies" are desktop video files with formats such as AVI, QuickTime, and MPEG, and file extensions such as .avi, .mov, .qt, .mpg, and .mpeg. A typical movie mi...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003 Symptoms You cannot insert a movie, or you cannot play a movie that is already inserted. Cause The movie file may ...

Article On the slide, click the the movie or animated GIF to select it, and then press DELETE. Repeat for each slide you want to delete the file from. (If the movie or...

Article In normal view, display the slide, and click Slide Show in the lower-left corner of the Microsoft PowerPoint window. If you set up the movie or animated GIF...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003 Symptoms You right-click a movie object, but you are unable to edit it. Cause Some media formats, such as GIF file...

Article When you set a movie to rewind, it automatically goes back to the first frame and stops after playing once. On the slide, right-click the movie. On the shortcu...

Article Show All Hide All When you loop a sound or movie, the file plays until you advance to the next slide. On the slide, right-click the sound icon or movie. On the ...