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| Incompatibility between Tablet PC and XP when using Powerpoint and Sounds When using TabletPC, Powerpoint 2003 *fails* to show a presentation correctly (works on XP): This is a definite bug, how do I report it so that it gets fixed? Reproduce as follows: Configure Powerpoint not to show the Black 'end of show' slide (Optional, but makes example easier to grasp) Create a Presentation called SLAVE with one slide. Insert a Sound that automatically plays on the that slide. Click Slide Transition so that the Slide auto-advanced after a period of time. Create a Presentation called MASTER with two slides. Insert a Sound that automatically plays on the first slide. Click Slide Transition so that the Slide auto-advanced after a period of time. Create a second slide that does not auto-advance and insert a different sound. Now create a hyperlink to SLAVE. Run MASTER, wait then click the hyperlink. Run the presentation on XP - it works as expected. On Tablet PC the Slave auto-advance *fails* and requires a click. I think it has something to do with the Sounds. Missing *any* sound insertion off any of the slides will result in success. Addendum The sounds I am adding are very short Midi files which program Audio/Visual equipment. The transition delay times are 2 seconds. |
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