How to get a PPT to play the document automatically

Using PowerPoint to play a presentation has been widely used in daily office training and small and medium sized meetings, and I have accumulated some experience and skills in the use of the software, hoping to help readers who are involved in the program.

Sometimes we need to play several different slide files consecutively, if one by one, open in PowerPoint

Play, time-consuming and laborious. At this point we can try to use the PowerPoint player to implement, the PowerPoint player's main program file name is Ppview32.exe, in the Help information introduces its various parameters, cleverly utilizes it to provide the various parameters to be able to control the realization certain special function flexibly. The PowerPoint player also supports playlists, and users can create their own playlists to implement an automatic demo of several slide files, as follows:

1. Open the Notepad program in the attachment, enter the path and filename for each presentation (including the file extension, such as: "D:mycaicai01.ppt"), one line to enter a slide file path, entered in the order of the slide is the order of play ( or enter a path followed by the space bar and then enter the other slide path);

2. Save the file. Note that the saved file must be an extension of ". LST" and that the saved path is best placed on the desktop for easy opening (such as Demo.lst);

3. Run the playlist. Open the Playback software "Ppview32.exe" and select the playlist (?.) in the file type Drop-down list. LST), then select the list file you want to play, and then click the Show button to play it (figure).

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Automatically played slides can either be "manually" switched, or you can use the "rehearsal timings" set on the slide to play automatically, or even set up unattended playback. If the user wants to edit the playlist, just rewrite the list file with the Notepad program. In addition, the Ppview32.exe program only has the package installed on the computer only the file, the first time you can open a slide file, the File menu, the "pack" command, then you will be prompted to insert Office 2000 installation disk, after the package is complete, Locate the Ppview32.exe program with a Lookup file window and send its shortcuts to the desktop for retention.