Your computer may be in the back of the room, while you are presenting at the front of the audience. After that experience, I try only to use my computer for presentations.īe sure to visit the site for your presentation. Of course, I had tested the show at the venue on their computer before the presentation… but the sound was turned off, so I didn’t notice.ĭifferent computers may also have different internal clocks, so your carefully planned song timing that begins on Slide 1 and Slide 20 may overlap the songs or have a moment of silence. There was silence for about three minutes. Everything played perfectly… except for the WAV file.
I once had about seven mp3 files and one WAV file in a presentation. In one presentation, it is a good idea to have all the audio files in the same format.
Incompatible Sound Filesĭo you have several music files within your presentation? Be sure all your music is saved in the same folder as your presentation, either on your computer or on your USB drive. Never put text or images beyond the top, bottom, left or right gridline because it may not appear on your screen. Still have the design Gridlines visible by checking the Gridlines box in the View tab>Show section. From the Design tab>Customize section>Slide Size, you may select Standard 4:3 or Widescreen 16:9.Īs a backup plan, always keep your slides’ text and images near the center of the screen. Call or visit the facility where you will be presenting and ask before you create your show. The edges of your slideshow will disappear if you have designed it for widescreen. Most of us have widescreen computer monitors and laptop screens, but some older facilities, especially churches and schools, may still use a projector with an older 4:3 standard television screen format.
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