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I'm trying to get a video file to play properly in a .ppt presentation.<br />
System: VISTA HOME, MSFT OFFICE 2007, POWER POINT (Trial Version)<br />
Tried inserting both an mpeg &amp;&nbsp;avi video file into power point file, appears to be inserted.<br />
Tried - Set to play: &quot;Automatically&quot; and &quot;Click&quot; to start.<br />
Audio works during playback - with .avi file, but there is no video.<br />
Neither audio or video work with an mpeg file.<br />
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Tried to make sure video was in front, <br />
tried inserting video into a brand new .ppt, to make sure video was not playing behind a layer.<br />
still video will not show.<br />
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Thanks for any suggestions.<br />
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AdGuy
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I'm trying to get a video file to play properly in a .ppt presentation.
System: VISTA HOME, MSFT OFFICE 2007, POWER POINT (Trial Version)
Tried inserting both an mpeg & avi video file into power point file, appears to be inserted.
Tried - Set to play: "Automatically" and "Click" to start.
Audio works during playback - with .avi file, but there is no video.
Neither audio or video work with an mpeg file.

Tried to make sure video was in front, 
tried inserting video into a brand new .ppt, to make sure video was not playing behind a layer.
still video will not show.

Thanks for any suggestions.

AdGuy

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