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Microsoft Office
Add sound effects to your presentation in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007. Set them to start and stop when you want them to, and see how to make a sound play for a specified number of slides. Also learn how to play a CD with your show. You may want to introduce a slide or make a point by including a sound effect. This course tells you how to play sounds in a presentation — either by inserting a sound file or by playing music from a CD. For an inserted sound, choose a way to make it start and specify how long it should play, even over a number of slides. Hide the sound icon if you want, and trigger the sound by clicking something else, such as a shape or picture. After completing this course you will be able to: •Insert sound files and select how each one should start and stop. •Set up a slide element so that it triggers the sound. •Guarantee that your sound will play when you present. •Play a CD for a slide show and select the tracks you want.
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Mark Your Calendar The Microsoft Van will be at Panurgy June 11th!Come see first hand the latest technologies from Microsoft. Talk one-on-one with a Microsoft Technology Specialist. Participate in hands on Microsoft product demonstrations. Including: Microsoft Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007. Space is limited, so reserve your spot early. Look for more details in our May issue. Outlook Anywhere Remote access of Exchange-based email is a requirement of most mobile workers. In the past, Outlook Web Access provided some, but not all, of the functionality of Outlook. Remote users who wanted to use their native Outlook software were forced to use a VPN connection to access the corporate network. VPN's, however, are more complex to configure and enable access to more network services than are required for simple e-mail access. Outlook 2003 and 2007 now offers a simpler alternative to VPN connections — RPC over HTTP (which Microsoft has mercifully renamed "Outlook Anywhere"). With this feature, users can have security-enhanced access to their Exchange Server accounts from the Internet when they are working outside your organization's firewall. Users do not need any special connections or hardware, such as smart cards and security tokens, and they can still get to their Exchange accounts even if the Exchange server and client computer are behind firewalls on different networks. The user runs the same Outlook used inside the network and has all of Outlook's functionality enabled including shared calendars, contact lists and public folder access. Outlook Anywhere runs on
Windows XP and Vista and requires Microsoft Exchange Server 2003,
2007 or Microsoft Small Business Server 2003. Take advantage of
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