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Offers pptvideos, movieclipart, powerpoint clipart, and mov files. You may not lease, rent, resell, or grant any right to use these files for any consideration. You may not claim any copyright on any works created from the original files. Username and Password Restrictions Your username and password are for your personal use only. Anyone found to share or distribute their username and password will have their membership terminated immediately. Thank you for using VideoClipArt. With Microsoft 97/2000, you can insert and play a variety of popular movie formats to make your presentation exciting and informative. Examples of movie formats you can use include .mpg, .mpeg, and .m1v. The following information explains how to insert and play these and also how you can optimize your system if you will be using many different movie formats in your presentations.

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To insert a movie into a 97/2000 presentation1.Select the slide you want to add the video to. 2.On the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds.
3.Click Movie from File, locate the folder that contains the video, and then double-click the video you want.
4.You are prompted to click Yes if you want the movie to play automatically when you move to the slide, or to click No if you want the movie to play only when you click the movie during a slide show. Tip  To insert a video from the Clip Gallery, click Movie from Gallery, and then locate and insert the video you want.
If you get a message indicating that you cannot insert a movie, you may need to install the driver or change your configuration settings. For information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q212409, PPT2000: Unable to Insert a Movie from the Selected File. To play a movie while editing your presentation
Double-click the movie file in slide view 97 or 2000) or normal view (2000 only). To play a movie during a presentation
Run the presentation as a slide show and then click the movie file, if you or the author set it up that way (see the procedure about inserting a movie, above).
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