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Working with External Content: An Overview ..................................................................421 Copying Content from Other Programs .............................................................................422 Using the Clipboard ..................................................................................................423 Using Drag-and-Drop ................................................................................................425 Inserting Graphics from a File ..................................................................................426 Introducing OLE ................................................................................................................. 426 Linking and/or Embedding Part of a File ................................................................ 427 Embedding an Entire File .........................................................................................429 Embedding a New File ............................................................................................. 430 Working with Linked and Embedded Objects ..................................................................432 Opening and Converting Embedded Objects ..........................................................432 Editing a Linked or Embedded Object ....................................................................432 Changing How Links Update ...................................................................................433 Breaking a Link .........................................................................................................434 Changing the Referenced Location of a Link ...........................................................434 Exporting PowerPoint Objects to Other Programs ............................................................435 Summary ..............................................................................................................................435

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Out By: Displays any file checked out by a particular person as designated in the Report Settings dialog box. If nothing is entered in the Report Settings dialog box, a list of all files in the selected scope that have been checked out by anyone is returned.

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By default, an inserted clip is already set up to play on click, but not when the mouse pointer passes over it. To play the clip only when the mouse pointer passes over it (mouseover) use the Action command, like this: 1. Select the clip in Normal view. 2. Choose Insert Action. The Action Settings dialog box opens. 3. Click the Mouse Over tab. 4. Select the Object Action button. 5. Open the drop-down list and choose Play. See Figure 17-12.

Operating on Eqns. (4.10) and (4.11) with the curl yields the wave equations r r E m 0 1 r r H m 0 1 @2 E @t 2 @2 H @t 2 (4:12) (4:13)