>Dear list,
>
>I doubt it is impossible to add QTVR to PowerPoint for Windows. I've seen
>presentations given on Windows laptops with QuickTime movies inserted.
>
>This should be an important issue (selling point) for all of us. QTVRs make
>an excellent feature for PowerPoint presentations. I've done some research
>but alas cannot test the issue as I do not have a Windows computer.
>Microsoft's web site has the following URL regarding making a CD-ROM
>PowerPoint presentation for on a CD-ROM across platforms:
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q297/4/67.asp
>
>Look under "The Most Important Tip: Know Your Audience" and you'll see a
>section on "Movies don't play when moved across platform". Click on this
>link:
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q190/3/97.ASP
>
>And you'll find three things:
>
>The Windows computer needs QuickTime
>You must move the movie files in the same folder as the presentation
>APPARENTLY you must delete, then and relink the movie files from within the
>presentation on the Windows machine. This seem to be because of the
>difference in the way the platforms display multimedia. This should not be
>very time consuming or difficult.
>
>It is important for QTVR photographers (mostly on Macs, myself included) to
>be able to serve the Windows world. Would someone who is on Windows please
>let us know if this indeed works? If so, we will have a very powerful sales
>tool. And, what about object movies?
>
>
>Cramer
>
>
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