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You can add external file as an Object like .ppt?

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johncena said – Fri, 12 Dec 2008 06:51:08 -0000 ( Flag Edit Link )

You can see power point presentation with in running presentation ?

Note: Before going to these steps you should have a an existing power point presentation file.

Step 1

Start =>All Program=>Microsoft Office 2003=>Microsoft Power point

Step 2

Click on Insert menu.
              Click on Object

Step 3
           "Dialog  box  will  be  appear" 
           Click on Radio button "Create from file"

Step 4
           Browse the file
          Select your power point presentation file
          Click the Check button "Display as icon"

Step 5
            Click on Ok button

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