Did you know that you can save your PowerPoint 2010 presentations as Windows Media Player (.wmv) video files? Well, you can. And it only takes a few mouse clicks. You can then burn the video file to a DVD,
Purchase Office 2010, upload it to your blog or video-sharing web site,
Office Pro 2007, or email it to your professor. This is a great way to share your PowerPoint presentations with people who don’t have PowerPoint installed on their computer. If you use PowerPoint 2007 there are a few more steps involved, but it's still possible. To save your PowerPoint 2010 presentation as a video: On the File menu,
Windows 7 Home Premium Product Key, click Save & Send. Under Save & Send,
Office Home And Stude/nt, click Create a video. Click Create Video. For additional help with configuring computer and HD displays, see Turn your presentation into a video. Note: To add narration, your computer must be equipped with a sound card, microphone, and speakers.
If you have PowerPoint 2007, there are a few more steps involved. Save your slides as a .jpg file. (Optional) If you have slideshow narration, you’ll want to output that audio file. To do this,
Windows 7 Discount, save the PowerPoint presentation as a web page. The audio will output as a .wav file. Now you can import your image and audio files into Windows Movie Maker to create a video. Johnnyvick7 put together a fun video about doing this in PowerPoint 2007: Why might you convert your presentation into a video? Leave a comment to share your story. To learn more about all things PowerPoint, keep an eye on the PowerPoint blog. --Jennifer Bost <div
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