You work as an Office Assistant for CreativeWorld Inc. You are running a presentation through
PowerPoint 2010. While running the slide show, it pauses for a long time. Which of the following can
be the causes of the issue?
Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
A.
The presentation contains hyperlinks to audio and video files on the computer.
B.
The presentation was created in a previous version of Microsoft PowerPoint.
C.
The presentation uses those pictures that are at a higher resolution than what is required for onscreen display.
D.
The presentation contains media objects that are linked from a network drive.
Explanation:
CWhile running the slide show, it pauses for a long time if one of the following conditions is true:
1.The presentation contains network connected movies or sounds, and the computer that is running
the slide show is no longer connected to the network. PowerPoint tries to access these linked files
on the network drive, and then times out.
2.The presentation was created in a previous version of Microsoft PowerPoint. The presentation
uses those file formats that were not supported in earlier versions of PowerPoint. Here, PowerPoint
tries to access the original pictures which are not true media objects, and then times out.
3.The presentation uses those pictures that are at a higher resolution than what is required for onscreen display. A high resolution requires more time to prepare the initial view of the slide, so that
the slide is fully formed when it is displayed.
Answer option A is incorrect. If the presentation contains hyperlinks to audio and video files that
reside on the computer, the presentation will run properly.