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Old 11-05-2015, 11:19 AM
ALFA_ENG ALFA_ENG is offline Open a video on full screen after I click on a sentence Windows 10 Open a video on full screen after I click on a sentence Office 2013
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Hello.

I'm trying to open a video on full screen on powerpoint presententation after I clik on a sentence that I've got the slide.

Is this possible? How can I make this?

Any help would be apreciatte.
Thank you.
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Old 11-06-2015, 01:17 AM
judithvg judithvg is offline Open a video on full screen after I click on a sentence Windows 7 64bit Open a video on full screen after I click on a sentence Office 2010 64bit
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Click video on slide once
Go to Playback Tab > Play Full Screen
Go to Animations Tab > Trigger > select your text box
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