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How Do You Add A Sound To A Presentation In Microsoft Powerpoint 2007?

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How Do You Add A Sound To A Presentation In Microsoft Powerpoint 2007?

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• Navigate to the “Insert” tab and select “Sound” from the “Media” grouping. To add a specific sound file, select to “Insert sound from file.” It’s to the far right of the Ribbon in the Insert tab • Browse to where your file is located, and click “Ok” to drop the sound file onto the slide, in which you are working, as an object. • Choose whether you would like the sound to play automatically, or to be started upon clicking on the sound object icon within your slide. Assess your options (see Tips). You have inserted a sound into your presentation, but the choices as to how you present it are open to your whimsy and creativity.

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