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[Post New]03/06/2009 18:44:01
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thomasda



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I received the Africa.pps photo file in an e-mail. I'm interested in finding out who the music was done by ... ie. which group. Any clues on how to start ? Dave
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[Post New]07/06/2009 23:18:34
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Dale

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No idea on how to track the musicians. Generally, I don't listen to pps presentations here.. I download them, scan first, then hope there's no bad files inside.

I didn't watch this one. Maybe someone will come along, watch it and let you know who the musicians are.
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[Post New]16/07/2009 20:04:50
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Dale

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There is also a Slideshow and Community where you may find some answers and even some help in creating your own powerpoint presentation or slideshow.
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[Post New]04/09/2009 00:40:21
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The song is "The Mummers' Dance" by Loreena McKennitt
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[Post New]04/09/2009 00:42:06
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anna5

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I found the song by saving the PPS file, then opening it in PowerPoint for editing. Found the music under Transitions...
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