Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

Fernando Reyes — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 00:41:43 GMT

Hi Megan

When I try to insert a "Microsoft Virtual Server VMRC Control" it doesn't appear in the list "Create New". I have instaled Virtual Server SP1 and Office XP. Do you know what can I do to resolve this problem?

TIA

Best Regards
Fernando Reyes
freyes.kickme@throwme.mvps.org

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

Fernando Reyes — Sat, 04 Jun 2005 12:02:28 GMT

Hi, it's me, Fernando, again:

I'm a fool :-)). I resolved it uncompressing VMRCActiveXClient.cab in %systemroot%\system32 and executing "regsvr32 vmrcactivexclient.dll". After I did this, all works perfectly.

Thanks for you tip

Best Regards
Fernando Reyes
freyes.spitme@strokeme.mvps.org

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

Fernando Reyes — Sat, 04 Jun 2005 13:20:11 GMT

Hi, it's me, fernando, again:

It's not necesary Virtual Server 2005 to be installed on the computer where you create the presentation. It's only necesary to register de dll's on a computer to create a presentation that displays a virtual machine that is a guest system on another computer.

1.- Extract the file %VirtualServerInstallationPath%\WebSite\VirtualServer\activex\VMRCActiveXClient.cab, from the computer with Virtual Server 2005 installed, in the folder %SystemRoot%\system32 of the computer where we want to create the PowerPoint presentation.

2.- Register DLLs:

x86: regsvr32 VMRCActiveXClient.dll
x64: regsvr64 VMRCActiveXClient64.dll

3.- Know, we can insert a "Microsoft Virtual Server VMRC Control" on the PowerPoint slide.

Best Regards
Fernando Reyes
freyes.kickme@throwme.mvps.org

PD: I must appologize my very poor English, sorry.

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

megand — Tue, 07 Jun 2005 23:16:39 GMT

Thanks for your tips, Fernando!
-Megan

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

frank fernandis — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 09:56:32 GMT

It's only necesary to register de dll's on a computer to create a presentation that displays a virtual machine that is a guest system on another computer.

re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

Divya — Tue, 08 May 2007 12:41:46 GMT

This article helped me a lot.And i could solve a problem regard activeX rendering.But i face one more problem, i need to view virtual machine in a secured browser but for normal IE i could see the virtual machine.

Kindly help thanks.

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re: Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

Tina helen — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 10:22:13 GMT

Using a virtual crash-and-burn machine can also be a lot faster than using a physical machine. One of the positively mind-numbing tasks with my old crash-and-burns was the need to install operating systems onto the hard drives, make "images" of these hard drives, restore the images after the spyware had done something nasty and so on.

Displaying a virtual machine in a PowerPoint presentation

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