We have previously shown3,6 that sputtered films of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O(x) (BSCCO) deposited onto single crystal MgO substrates held at substrate temperatures, T(s), near 700-degrees-C and slowly cooled in oxygen, from High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) films with T(czero) between 50 and 70K. The conditions necessary to achieve superconductivity include having close to stoichiometric composition at the T(s) required to form the superconductor. Both T(czero) and c-axis orientation increase with T(s) while the relative bismuth content decreases. Bismuth film content is affected by the type and amount of oxidant, total system pressure, target-to-substrate spacing, and substrate bias. We suggest oxygen resputtering of the film may play a role similar to that reported for YBa2Cu3O7-x (YBCO). Oxygen partial pressure during and cooldown rate from T(s) to approximately-350-degrees-C also affects the superconducting properties.