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    how to play powerpoint shockwave BEHIND regular text?

    I know how to play SWF files in PPT. Problem is that I want to use a SWF file as a motion background to the slide, but as soon as it plays, it comes to the foreground

    not seen any method of backgrounding it

    any ideas?

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    Could be that there just isn't a way to get embeded controls in the background.

    Are you able to edit the Shockwave? how about adding the PPT information to that instead?

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