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I'm not sure what you have tried yet. I know that PowerPoint has a default to
link sound files larger than 100K, which is probably why your two files work
well as long as they stay together, like on your computer or on the CD. This
preserves the link.

To create a single, e-mailable presentation, you'll want to embed the sound
into the presentation.

See this Office help file for more information:
http://www.yqcomputer.com/
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Jack Rumple

Actually, you have just answered my question... to a point. I had to figure
out how to link the MP3 file and it runs beautifully. I did not know there
was an option to embed a file. So, from what you have told me I want to
embed my 3 MB sound file. This is what I've been wanting to do all along,
but I can't find out how to do it. If I pull down the Insert menu, and
choose Movies and Sound it will link the file to my presentation. Which menu
and selection will embed it?
thanks -- Doug

Hi you'll find all you need here in the "sounds" section at the top
http://www.yqcomputer.com/
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