The code for these games have NOT been tested with
PowerPoint 2007! Too many bugs for me to upgrade to
it. SORRY! It does, however, work for PowerPoint
versions 97, 2000, 2002 (XP) and 2003.
| This first PowerPoint Game
is based on the game Family Feud. It consists of a
five-question, five-choice presentation and a
ten-question, five-choice presentation. All you
have to do is to select the existing text and type in
your questions, answers, and point values. You can
enter team names and this game keeps track of your
scores. This demo merely provides a total of 100
points when you get a question right so it is a good
idea to make sure the total point values add up to 100.
You can also purchase a handout that explains all of the
code as well as providing password access to the code to
help you learn more about VBA within PowerPoint.
If you would like to learn more, please feel free to contact PTT, Inc. at
info@pttinc.com.
If nothing works when you click the START button,
you will need to change your
macro security to MEDIUM. Open PowerPoint, click
"Tools", "Macro", "Security",
change it to MEDIUM, close PowerPoint (so it recognizes
this change), then re-open the file and
click "Enable macros". |
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To download zipped sample file,
which includes an instruction file (636 kb) - CLICK HERE
NOTE: This file uses VBA, and therefore will not work with the PPT Viewer. You MUST have PowerPoint on the
target computer! This file has been verified to be virus-free when loaded on our web site. PTT, Inc. shall
not be held responsible for any problems you incur! |
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This second PowerPoint Game is an excellent review tool
and is based on the game Jeopardy. This DEMO
consists of one Round. You have the ability to enter team/player names,
keep automatic scoring, as well as change scores if an answer is protested
or a mistake made. The zipped file below consists of PowerPoint
presentation files for a Two-Team and Three-Team game and a "readme.txt" file. The "readme" file provides
in-depth information on how to set up the game to be run as well as how to
run it. We hope you like this sample file. Hopefully it will shed a whole
new light on the capabilities of PowerPoint.
If nothing works when you click the START button,
you will need to change your
macro security to MEDIUM. Open PowerPoint, click
"Tools", "Macro", "Security",
change it to MEDIUM, close PowerPoint (so it recognizes
this change), then re-open the file and
click "Enable macros".
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To download zipped sample file (470 kb) - CLICK HERE
NOTE: These files use VBA, and therefore will
not work with the PPT Viewer. You MUST have PowerPoint on the target computer! This file
has been verified to be virus-free when loaded on our web site. PTT, Inc. shall not be
held responsible for any problems you incur! |
Please contact us if you need assistance developing your PowerPoint game.
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