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put sound file in first slide, out of view. Right Click, select custom animation select the sound icon, then add animation, sound actions, play, select the animation, check Start Playing: from beginning, check Stop Playing: after 99 (or highest number) slides. now you're set! By James R

wow this was really helpful

-funnydove

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-Mario maniac

not helpful at all

Ok, there is no way to improve James R's response.... He is right on target. I was having the same issue just a few minutes earlier and happened across this answer when asking for assistance. His instructions are very easy to follow and my ppt is working wonderfully. Perhaps you both need to take a step back. I'm not being rude, but you both may find that "PowerPoint for Dummies" may be of better aid.

-Lori

it didnt help at all 4 me

Hey, even though the answer may be unhelpful, there's no need to be mean about it. Ask questions but don't be a put-down, 'cuz that's just not cool.

-Crystal

If you have power point 2010, on the top bar you press the insert tab and press the audio drop down and press whichever option you prefer. After this double click the audio and press the Playback tab, press the drop down where it says On Click and change this to Play Across Slides. (Only Optional) Just under what you have just done there should be a Hide During Show, check this box. And that's it, hope this was helpful! <3

-Shelby
In Powerpoint 2007, there should be a button called Loop Continuously. This will repeat the song till the end of the PowerPoint and should be located under the Sound Options tab that appears when you click on the sounds icon.

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