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I think you can only do this with code. Assuming the name used is the default try having a button action run this:
Code:
Sub playme() Dim osld As Slide Set osld = SlideShowWindows(1).View.Slide osld.Shapes("ShockwaveFlash1").OLEFormat.Object.Playing = True End Sub |
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