> From: Jesse Leo <jleo at projectsupport.com> > > Sorry for the OT, but we're starting to get desperate: > > Any Powerpoint gurus out there know of the best way to burn a presentation > to a CD? We have an "About Us" company presentation that we would like to be > able to hand out to potential clients at meetings. There are some embedded > audio and video files in this presentation. As it stands now when the CD is > inserted into a WinXP computer, they are asked how they want to view the > multimedia files (with Windows Media Player, etc). Actually getting to the > pps presentation requires a bit of searching around on the disk. > > Best case we are hoping that users can insert the disk and pretty much watch > the show without any hassle. Any suggestions? A couple thoughts: 1) Make the CD 'autorun' on the PC. You just need to create an autorun.inf file that references the PowerPoint file that you want to automatically open. 2) Make a DVD of your PowerPoint show instead. -- Nick Scalise nickscalise at cox.net