I
ITS - Wayne
Hi All,
Is there a way to stop this confirmation that you want to run a video
link ?
Is there a way to stop this confirmation that you want to run a video
link ?
T
TAJ Simmons
Wayne,
I'm guessing you are referring to the 'this link / file may contain a virus'
?
if so see this
"Some files can contain viruses ..." message when clicking a hyperlink
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00406.htm
cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp
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I'm guessing you are referring to the 'this link / file may contain a virus'
?
if so see this
"Some files can contain viruses ..." message when clicking a hyperlink
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00406.htm
cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp
awesome - powerpoint backgrounds,
http://www.awesomebackgrounds.com
free powerpoint templates, tutorials, hints, tips and more...
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Austin Myers
Yes, by not hyperlinking to it.
Or is there a reason you really needto?
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com
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ITS - Wayne
Austin,
Please refrain from answering like this. I don't need to explain why I
want to do it unless it is relevant in order to find a solution. The feature
is in the software to do it so why cant I do it ?
I would prefer to not embed the Video I am trying to run, why .... size
.... I don't want to e-mail the video... the presentation itself will be
enough.
Please consider when you reply, there is a good chance other MVP's with
a real answer will overlook the post thinking it has been answered.
Sorry to sound negative but it annoys me to ask a question and have this
kind of response.
Wayne
Please refrain from answering like this. I don't need to explain why I
want to do it unless it is relevant in order to find a solution. The feature
is in the software to do it so why cant I do it ?
I would prefer to not embed the Video I am trying to run, why .... size
.... I don't want to e-mail the video... the presentation itself will be
enough.
Please consider when you reply, there is a good chance other MVP's with
a real answer will overlook the post thinking it has been answered.
Sorry to sound negative but it annoys me to ask a question and have this
kind of response.
Wayne
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ITS - Wayne
Hi TAJ,
Thanks for your reply and it kinda works. This solution will only work
when you are linking HTTP or FTP. I am linking a Video from another
directory.
Any idea how to stop that one ?
Thanks again for your help
Thanks for your reply and it kinda works. This solution will only work
when you are linking HTTP or FTP. I am linking a Video from another
directory.
Any idea how to stop that one ?
Thanks again for your help
A
Austin Myers
Wayne,
Sorry but the answer and question I asked are directly related to the
problem you are having. Hyperlinking to the movie will generate the
messages you are seeing, The answer to that problem is to not use
hyperlinking. Hence, my question about was there a specific reason you were
doing it. (It is relevant to finding a solution.) Fact is Wayne, I don't
bother asking questions unless there is a reason for it. I don't have that
kind of time.
Now to address the rest of your post. You need not worry about the video
embedding in the presentation. Video is always linked no matter how you go
about placing it on the slide. It never becomes "part of the presentation"
and has nothing to do with the size of the presentation file or emailing the
presentation without the video. Instead of hyperlinking, use the regular
Insert features. Your warning messages will no longer be a problem.
PS: See, when we have a better idea of what you are trying to do and why
you are doing it the way you are, we are able to give an answer that solves
the issue. That would be why I asked.
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com
Sorry but the answer and question I asked are directly related to the
problem you are having. Hyperlinking to the movie will generate the
messages you are seeing, The answer to that problem is to not use
hyperlinking. Hence, my question about was there a specific reason you were
doing it. (It is relevant to finding a solution.) Fact is Wayne, I don't
bother asking questions unless there is a reason for it. I don't have that
kind of time.
Now to address the rest of your post. You need not worry about the video
embedding in the presentation. Video is always linked no matter how you go
about placing it on the slide. It never becomes "part of the presentation"
and has nothing to do with the size of the presentation file or emailing the
presentation without the video. Instead of hyperlinking, use the regular
Insert features. Your warning messages will no longer be a problem.
PS: See, when we have a better idea of what you are trying to do and why
you are doing it the way you are, we are able to give an answer that solves
the issue. That would be why I asked.
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com