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The thread’s main topic is sharing a narrated PowerPoint-based tutorial that uses embedded videos/links, with instructions on how to navigate slides and avoid link-click conflicts during narration. The key questions are about how others should play the tutorial (including window-side mouse behavior, not clicking links mid-narration, and full-screen/ESC behavior when returning from external links), plus whether the PowerPoint can be downloaded for viewing locally. Overall sentiment appears neutral-to-positive, with the original poster presenting the resource and its usage rules while noting posting limitations due to the tutorial format.
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I thought I try something new and have made a narrated tutorial with embedded videos and links using Power Point.

The tutorial shows you how to make tutorials or presentations in the same fashion as this example.

Because of the nature of the tutorial, I cannot post it here. I have uploaded it to the authorSTREAM ( aS) website from where you can operate it. There are, however, a few operational rules you have to follow:

· When your cursor is on the right side of the aS window, you can advance to the next slide with a click. From the left side of the aS window you go back to the previous slide.

· Do not click on the links whilst the narration is still running. The narration would overflow to the linked page which is messy if the link is a video with its own narration.

· On the bottom right of the aS window and the Youtube window is the control for full screen (recommended). When you return to the aS window from a link, you have to press ESC to reactivate the full screen control button.

When you click on the picture, you will be connected to authorSTREAM. If you wish to watch it in your own Power Point or free Power Point Viewer, you can download the file Link Removed

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