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Shark in AKE MS Office provides a method to link an object to an external mCL script. You can double click an icon and watch the video in your PowerPoint presentation. You can link a video in your Excel cell. And you can link a mCL code in your Word file to control a video playback.

The simplest way is to use drag and drop. You can drag a mCL script and drop it into the sheet of the PowerPoint, the document of the Word, or the cell of the Excel. For example, you may open the Windows Explorer and select the .mcl script, then drag and drop it. It is also convenient to use the operations in the Office software.

PowerPoint

To launch a mCL script in your PowerPoint file you can do:

Click Insert menu item and select Object.

In the Insert Object dialog, select Create From File.

Use Browser select the .mcl file.

Click OK button

Now you can click mCL icon in the sheet of PowerPoint and launch a .mcl script to watch a video. [More Details]

Word

To launch a mCL script in your Word file you can do:

Click Insert menu item and select Object.

In the Insert Object dialog, select Create From File.

Use Browser select the .mcl file.

Click OK button

Now you can click mCL icon in the .doc file and launch a .mcl script to watch a video. [More Details]

Excel

To launch a mCL script in your Excel file you can do:

Click Insert menu item and select Object.

In the Insert Object dialog, select Create From File.

Use Browser select the .mcl file.

Click OK button

Now you can click mCL icon in the Excel and launch a .mcl script to watch a video. [More Details]

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