Trigger playing automatically

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Sharon

I have a button that is set to play a song and do animations when it is clicked. On this same slide I have links to other files. If I click on the song button, the song plays great and the animations are perfect. But when I click on a link to another file and then return to this slide, the song plays automatically, and the animations do not play. It does not play automatically unless I clicked on it before I viewed the other files. I am running Windows XP and using the 2003 Viewer. Is this a bug or am I missing something? I don't see how it can play automatically if it is set to play "on click." I also have a similar problem with another slide where sounds are suppose to play automatically, but they do not always play when you return to the slide.

Sharon
 
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Glen Millar

Sharon,

You may be running into this issue:

Animations, Sounds, Movies play only once
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00071.htm


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Sharon said:
I have a button that is set to play a song and do animations when it is
clicked. On this same slide I have links to other files. If I click on the
song button, the song plays great and the animations are perfect. But when
I click on a link to another file and then return to this slide, the song
plays automatically, and the animations do not play. It does not play
automatically unless I clicked on it before I viewed the other files. I am
running Windows XP and using the 2003 Viewer. Is this a bug or am I missing
something? I don't see how it can play automatically if it is set to play
"on click." I also have a similar problem with another slide where sounds
are suppose to play automatically, but they do not always play when you
return to the slide.
 

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