combining presentations

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ninersfan54

A ppt presentation was created on another computer and burned to Cd. I then
opened it on my computer, and added items to the presentation, including
changing the timing on the original presentation. It views OK, but when I
burned the new one to CD the original timings were still present. What
happened to my new timings?
 
M

Michael Koerner

After making the changes, did you save it to your HD and then copy it to a
new CD? Timings are not one of PowerPoint's best features and they do vary
from device to device like Hard Drive and CD drive.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


|A ppt presentation was created on another computer and burned to Cd. I then
| opened it on my computer, and added items to the presentation, including
| changing the timing on the original presentation. It views OK, but when I
| burned the new one to CD the original timings were still present. What
| happened to my new timings?
 

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