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Windows Live Captions are capable of transcribing both microphone and internal computer audio for any application. This makes them a preferable choice when presenters will be using multiple applications or playing video clips.

This illustrated article provides step by step procedural instructions for live captioning of a narrated PowerPoint slideshow. Note that it uses the words "caption" and "subtitle" interchangeably. If the subject was film or video, this would be problematic, but it is acceptable for live narration of a slideshow.

The cause of a Mac laptop computer's failure to play the audio track of a PowerPoint-embedded video clip is most likely traceable to the laptop's internal audio settings.

Simple procedural instructions for setting a PowerPoint slideshow to provide presenter with a view of the forthcoming slide, while only displaying the current slide to the audience.

The procedure outlined in this article should help to ensure that PowerPoint presentations with embedded clips function properly on podium computers in classrooms and auditoriums.