Where can I find a download tutorial on Powerpoint for windows 2000?

Hello baruchmaoz:

Thanks for the interesting question. 

There are many, many online tutorials regarding Powerpoint 2000. I
have been able to find the following online tutorials for you that
have sections explaining how to adjust the automated timing between
slides in Powerpoint 2000. Going from one slide to another is referred
to as "Transition". The particular trick of waiting a certain time
between slides is called an "Advance". I have also given links to the
"main" pages for these tutorials, when needed. They contain much
information about other aspects of this program.


Slide Transitions
URL: http://gethelp.library.upenn.edu/workshops/biomed/ppt/animation.html#trans

Using Transitions
URL: http://www.iupui.edu/~webtrain/tutorials/powerpoint2000_basics.html#transitions

Advanced to a New Slide without a Mouse Click
URL: http://www.mrpowell.net/powerpoint/newslidenomouse.htm
Complete Tutorial: http://www.mrpowell.net/powerpoint/pp.htm

Adding a Transition 
URL: http://thorup.com/MTSU/slidetransitions.html
Complete Tutorial: http://thorup.com/MTSU/basic.html


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Request for Answer Clarification by baruchmaoz-ga on 28 Apr 2003 22:11 PDT

Hello webresearcher-ga (what a name!).  It is not the timing of
advances for the frames that i can't figure out, but how to edit music
in relation to these advances (increase/decrease volume, etc.). Can
you help?

Thankis,

Baruch Maoz

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Clarification of Answer by websearcher-ga on 29 Apr 2003 06:02 PDT

Hi baruchmoaz:

Thanks for the clarification request. 

It appears that Powerpoint 2000 is pretty limited when it comes to
sound editing. However, there are ways to work around these
limitations.

The best page on this I was able to find is at:

PowerPoint And Sound
URL: http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/ppsound.html

Hope this helps. 

websearcher-ga