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Old 01-11-2015, 10:05 AM
SAEngraver SAEngraver is offline pp 2007 will not see my video Windows 7 64bit pp 2007 will not see my video Office 2010 64bit
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Originally Posted by JohnWilson View Post
You need to clarify whether you have 2007 or 2010 - you mention both. Also is it really 64 bit Office (not windows)

Are you sure it's an AVI can you see all other file extensions (They are turned off by default)

Can you see this box when you insert>Video and what does it say in it?

thank you for helping, here are the answers to your questions...
1. It is power point 2007
2. System I run is Windows XP 32 bit
3. Video is .avi

Here is my procedure
>insert
>click on movie arrow - opens small pull down and select - movie from file
>opens my folder where the power point and the movie files are stored
>Slect movie by double clicking on it
> Black box appears in my slide
Does not play in pptx or final slide show.

I look forward to your reply
thank you
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