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Either file extension should work on any newer PC. Just insert the song on a slide &amp;&nbsp;adjust the settings to play when clicked, when opened, etc.
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Either file extension should work on any newer PC. Just insert the song on a slide & adjust the settings to play when clicked, when opened, etc.

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Yes and no. You can embed a .wav file in powerpoint however you can only link an .mp3.<br />
To embed a wav file click on insert &gt;&nbsp;object and scroll down to wave sound.<br />
JW
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Yes and no. You can embed a .wav file in powerpoint however you can only link an .mp3.
To embed a wav file click on insert > object and scroll down to wave sound.
JW

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How do I embed a song into PowerPoint so I can send it to people and they can play on their own machines? &nbsp; Will this work with either MP3 or Wave files? &nbsp;Thanks!
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How do I embed a song into PowerPoint so I can send it to people and they can play on their own machines?   Will this work with either MP3 or Wave files?  Thanks!

How to embed music into PowerPoint?

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