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From the URL text box, copy the URL to the clipboard. In PowerPoint 2007, go to Developer tab> Controls group. In PowerPoint 2007, click OK.) Paste the YouTube URL that you copied. You can embed a YouTube video into a PowerPoint presentation. For example, your company may have videos on YouTube that you would like to show.

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