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| (301491) - This article describes how to place an Apple iMovie into a presentation. Typically, you cannot insert an iMovie, because iMovies use the Apple Digital Video format, which is not compatible with QuickTime. However, this article demonstrates how to... |
| PPT2001: How to Insert an iMovie into a Presentation |
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| (299821) - When you insert a MIDI sound in a PowerPoint presentation, and set it to loop continuously, the sound only plays once and then stops, regardless of the Stop Playing or Loop Until Stopped settings. To work around this problem, convert the MIDI file... |
| PPT2001: MIDI Files Do Not Loop |
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| (302623) - This article describes how to change the slide or handout master in PowerPoint 2001 for Macintosh. Modifying the Master allows you to set a new default for layout and formatting of objects on slides, handouts, notes, and outlines. The steps that... |
| PPT2001: How to Change the Slide or Handout Master in PowerPoint 2001 |
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| (279026) - If you run a PowerPoint slide show that contains imported bitmaps or video clips, the bitmaps may appear distorted or the movies may play irregularly. In both cases, they appear as expected when you edit the slide in 100-percent view. When you run... |
| PPT2001: How to Scale Bitmaps and Movies for Better Slide Shows |
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| (268399) - When you create a Microsoft PowerPoint Movie and set the transition speed between slides, the transition is played at a fixed speed regardless of the chosen setting. This behavior occurs because slide transitions for PowerPoint Movie are set to... |
| PPT2001: Transition Speeds Are Ignored in PowerPoint Movie |
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| (268401) - When you attempt to save a slide to any graphic file format (PICT, GIF, PNG, or JPEG), the Append file extension check box is unavailable (dimmed). No extension is appended to the end of the file name. This behavior occurs if you click the Save... |
| PPT2001: Append File Extension Check Box Is Unavailable When You Save Slide in Graphic File Format |
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You receive a "Cannot play back the video stream"error message when you try to play a PowerPoint Movie file from PowerPoint for Mac in Windows Media Player |
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You receive a "This file is an unsupported graphic format"error message when you try to insert a picture into a PowerPoint for Mac presentation |
| (892959) - Describes how to troubleshoot documents that open slower than expected in Office for Mac. |
| How to troubleshoot Office for Mac documents that open slower than expected |
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| (892962) - Describes how to troubleshoot Office for Mac installation issues. |
| How to troubleshoot Office for Mac installation issues |
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