Hi, I hope someone out there can help me.
I want to create a Word 2019 document file and link an MP3 video file, which is the introduction to a story. That, I believe, is the easy part.
However, can it link back to the document file at the end of the video?
I am creating these files to contain two stories, one for a 3-year-old and the other for a 7-year-old, and I will put them on a flash drive so they can run the stories whenever they want without help.
I have written the Document files and can run the video files from where I want them—one at the beginning and one at the end of the stories. However, I cannot automatically link back to their place in the document files so that the start video would play and link back to the story's start (without any input from the child).
I trust this is possible. Would it need to be created in a different type of document file other than Office to do this? They can run both stories from a flash drive without installing anything as long as they can run them from their television. I hope they will not have to access the Internet.
Your help would be greatly appreciated. As Dutcho's father, at age 82, I can safely say my knowledge of the Internet is sketchy. At least he endorses that.
Regards
I want to create a Word 2019 document file and link an MP3 video file, which is the introduction to a story. That, I believe, is the easy part.
However, can it link back to the document file at the end of the video?
I am creating these files to contain two stories, one for a 3-year-old and the other for a 7-year-old, and I will put them on a flash drive so they can run the stories whenever they want without help.
I have written the Document files and can run the video files from where I want them—one at the beginning and one at the end of the stories. However, I cannot automatically link back to their place in the document files so that the start video would play and link back to the story's start (without any input from the child).
I trust this is possible. Would it need to be created in a different type of document file other than Office to do this? They can run both stories from a flash drive without installing anything as long as they can run them from their television. I hope they will not have to access the Internet.
Your help would be greatly appreciated. As Dutcho's father, at age 82, I can safely say my knowledge of the Internet is sketchy. At least he endorses that.
Regards
