convert link object to an embedded object

hi community

how can i convert a pasted link object to an embedded object in PowerPoint
2007.

any assistance much appreciated.

thanks community
--
oldLearner57

Maybe you just wants to embedded a video/audio file to your powerpoint
presentation:

1 embedded a video
First of all, the embedded video must be in the correct format. Make
sure it is either in Windows media file (.wmv) or in .avi format. Save
the video on your desktop so that it's easy to embed.
• Step 2
Open your PowerPoint presentation. Embed your video by using the
"Insert," "Movies and Sounds," and "Movie from File" commands.
Navigate to the video file you saved on your desktop and click "OK."
• Step 3
When your presentation is finished, save it as a packaged presentation
by using the "File," "Save As," PowerPoint Show. This will make it
transportable from one computer to the next. Otherwise, the video will
only save as a link. If you click on the link to the video on another
computer--even if it looks like a square box where the video should
be--it will not have point to anywhere as the video was not originally
saved on that computer.
• Step 4
After having saved, re-open your prepackaged file on another computer
to make sure the save worked and the video was transferred.
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/learningce...tions.html#149

2 embeded a audeo
If you choose to embed the audio file into your presentation, the
sound file would be contained in your presentation.
To embed audio file, you need to follow a couple of steps. Some one
else
1. First of all, you should make sure that the music file is in WAV
format (MP3 file can only be linked not embedded).
2. By default, the file which is smaller than 100 KB in size would be
embedded. If you WAV file is larger than 100KB, you need to change the
file size limitation first. It can be changed in the Sound Options
group on the contextual menu when you double click the speaker icon on
the slide.
That’s it! It’s not that difficult to add music to your PowerPoint
presentation to make it more funny and entertaining. Enjoy it!
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/learningce...tions.html#149

Hi

Try this:
Office button - Prepare - Edit links to files (right at the bottom - you
may need to scroll down) - select link - Break link.

If that doesn't work, let us know what the object is and how you got it
there.

Lucy

--
Lucy Thomson
PowerPoint MVP
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au



"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi community

how can i convert a pasted link object to an embedded object in PowerPoint
2007.

any assistance much appreciated.

thanks community
--
oldLearner57

Hi Lucy

10s for the guidance. The link is broken and the object now can consider as
Embedded.

appreciated your help

10s community as well
--
oldLearner57


"Lucy Thomson" wrote:

Hi

Try this:
Office button - Prepare - Edit links to files (right at the bottom - you
may need to scroll down) - select link - Break link.

If that doesn't work, let us know what the object is and how you got it
there.

Lucy

--
Lucy Thomson
PowerPoint MVP
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au



"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi community

how can i convert a pasted link object to an embedded object in PowerPoint
2007.

any assistance much appreciated.

thanks community
--
oldLearner57

hi

10s for the guidance.

10s community as well
--
oldLearner57


"ciciamy" wrote:

Maybe you just wants to embedded a video/audio file to your powerpoint
presentation:

1 embedded a video
First of all, the embedded video must be in the correct format. Make
sure it is either in Windows media file (.wmv) or in .avi format. Save
the video on your desktop so that it's easy to embed.
• Step 2
Open your PowerPoint presentation. Embed your video by using the
"Insert," "Movies and Sounds," and "Movie from File" commands.
Navigate to the video file you saved on your desktop and click "OK."
• Step 3
When your presentation is finished, save it as a packaged presentation
by using the "File," "Save As," PowerPoint Show. This will make it
transportable from one computer to the next. Otherwise, the video will
only save as a link. If you click on the link to the video on another
computer--even if it looks like a square box where the video should
be--it will not have point to anywhere as the video was not originally
saved on that computer.
• Step 4
After having saved, re-open your prepackaged file on another computer
to make sure the save worked and the video was transferred.
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/learningce...tions.html#149

2 embeded a audeo
If you choose to embed the audio file into your presentation, the
sound file would be contained in your presentation.
To embed audio file, you need to follow a couple of steps. Some one
else
1. First of all, you should make sure that the music file is in WAV
format (MP3 file can only be linked not embedded).
2. By default, the file which is smaller than 100 KB in size would be
embedded. If you WAV file is larger than 100KB, you need to change the
file size limitation first. It can be changed in the Sound Options
group on the contextual menu when you double click the speaker icon on
the slide.
That’s it! It’s not that difficult to add music to your PowerPoint
presentation to make it more funny and entertaining. Enjoy it!
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/learningce...tions.html#149

You're welcome

Lucy

--
Lucy Thomson
PowerPoint MVP
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au



"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
Hi Lucy

10s for the guidance. The link is broken and the object now can consider
as
Embedded.

appreciated your help

10s community as well
--
oldLearner57


"Lucy Thomson" wrote:

Hi

Try this:
Office button - Prepare - Edit links to files (right at the bottom -
you
may need to scroll down) - select link - Break link.

If that doesn't work, let us know what the object is and how you got it
there.

Lucy

--
Lucy Thomson
PowerPoint MVP
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au



"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi community

how can i convert a pasted link object to an embedded object in
PowerPoint
2007.

any assistance much appreciated.

thanks community
--
oldLearner57