I.
How to insert Internet images, digital photos, mpegs, videos, and music in Powerpoint
presentations.
A. How to insert Internet images on Powerpoint slides:
1.
Go to http://www.google.com and click
on the Images tab.
2.
Type in a subject, person, or topic you plan to use for the Powerpoint
show.
3.
Choose an image, and right click on it. Choose Save Image As.
Name the image, and save it to the desk top.
4.
Open Powerpoint, and choose a Blank Presentation.
5.
Click on Insert , New Slide, then choose a Blank Slide.
6.
Click on Insert again, and choose Picture, then From
File. Locate the Desk Top image
you saved, and click on Insert. Size the image to fit the page, or
whatever size you desire.
7.
Repeat these seven steps to create the number of slides you desire to
include in your presentation.
1.
Open Powerpoint, and choose a Blank Presentation.
2.
Click on Insert , New Slide, then choose a Blank Slide.
3.
Click on Insert again, and choose Picture, then From
File. Locate the connected
camera or memory stick, by clicking on My Computer / Drive E (or whatever
is the last drive displayed,) locate the folder with your photos, find the photo
you want, and click on Insert. Size the image to fit the page, or
whatever size you desire.
4. If you did not create a Photo Album, repeat these four steps to create
the number of slides you desire to include
in your presentation.
1.
Open Powerpoint, and choose a Blank Presentation.
2.
Click on Insert , New Slide, then choose a Blank Slide.
3.
Click on Insert again, and choose Movie, then From File.
Locate the connected camera or memory stick, by clicking on My
Computer / Drive E (or whatever is the last drive displayed,) locate the folder
with your mpegs, find the mpeg you want, and click on Insert. Size
the image to fit the page, or whatever size you desire.
1.
Click on Insert, Movies and Sound, Play CD Audio Track.
2.
Choose the track(s) you desire, and adjust any time you want.
Write down the Total Playing Time (in order to time the slides
in your show.) Click OK.
3.
Right Click on the sound icon. Choose
Custom Animation, and click on Effect Options. To allow the music
track to be played for multiple slides, enter the number of slides you plan
to use for the show in the Stop Playing After ___ slides section. (This
can be adjusted later if you need to .
You can just enter a large number to ensure that the track will be completely
played. You can also order your music to begin when you want it on that first
slide.
4.
While the music icon is highlighted on the first slide, go to the task
bar (located at the top of the screen,) and choose Slide Show, Slide
Transition. On the Effect option, set it on Random Transition
(which you can adjust later.) In
the Advance option, unclick the On Mouse Click , and click Automatically
After. At this point, divide
the playing time (in seconds) by the number of slides in your show, and type in
the number of seconds each slide will be played.
Click on Apply to All.
5.
Drag the sound icon out of the slide field to hide it.
6.
If you are finished adding slides, photos, and incorporating Text or animations,
then you will be ready to play your presentation.
7. Choose View, Slide Show (or press F5 - located on the top row "Function Keys) to play the presentation. To stop the show at any point, right-click and choose End Show. At the end of the show, press any key to get back to the Powerpoint program.
*For a continuous/automatic show, which is great for displays and Back-to-School nights...Choose Slide Show / Set Up Show / Show Options / and choose "Loop continuously until 'Esc'."