1. Create a folder and label it “Presentation” (you can name it whatever you like).
2. Drag or copy the movie fileyou plan to use in that folder. (WMV or AVI work best)
3. Open a PowerPoint Presentation and save it to that same folder.
4. When it’s time to insert movie files to your presentation, select them from this same folder.
5. When you are finished you should have all files you need in one folder.
The actual process of inserting a video clip is really easy.
1. In PowerPoint create a new presentation or open an existing one
2. Choose which slide you want the presentation to be in or add it to an existing slide
3. From the top menu, click on the Insert ribbon. Then choose Movie & Sound – Movie From File.
4. In the popup box, search for your movie file (in the folder you created) and add it.
5. You can resize, move, & pretty much position video where you want on the screen.
If you will be presenting on another computer, you have to make sure you have the movie file in the same folder as your presentation. PowerPoint DOES NOT save the movie file all together.
Posted in 
Tags:
1. Create a folder and label it “Presentation” (you can name it whatever you like).
2. Drag or copy the movie fileyou plan to use in that folder. (WMV or AVI work best)
3. Open a PowerPoint Presentation and save it to that same folder.
4. When it’s time to insert movie files to your presentation, select them from this same folder.
5. When you are finished you should have all files you need in one folder.
The actual process of inserting a video clip is really easy.
1. In PowerPoint create a new presentation or open an existing one
2. Choose which slide you want the presentation to be in or add it to an existing slide
3. From the top menu, click on the Insert ribbon. Then choose Movie & Sound – Movie From File.
4. In the popup box, search for your movie file (in the folder you created) and add it.
5. You can resize, move, & pretty much position video where you want on the screen.
If you will be presenting on another computer, you have to make sure you have the movie file in the same folder as your presentation. PowerPoint DOES NOT save the movie file all together.