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Help with powerpoint required
fiddling_flower_petals
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Hope somebody can help!
I've created a powerpoint to use as a random selector, set the timings as 00.00 and set as a continuous loop. So basically the powerpoint screens quickly flick through the slides on pp, the only way I can stop to make a random selection is to press Esc. ( which makes the presentaion revert back to the pp software, IYGWIM)
Is there any way I can set up to pause my loop using mouse/keyboard?
Thanks
I've created a powerpoint to use as a random selector, set the timings as 00.00 and set as a continuous loop. So basically the powerpoint screens quickly flick through the slides on pp, the only way I can stop to make a random selection is to press Esc. ( which makes the presentaion revert back to the pp software, IYGWIM)
Is there any way I can set up to pause my loop using mouse/keyboard?
Thanks
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fiddling_flower_petals wrote: »Hope somebody can help!
I've created a powerpoint to use as a random selector, set the timings as 00.00 and set as a continuous loop. So basically the powerpoint screens quickly flick through the slides on pp, the only way I can stop to make a random selection is to press Esc. ( which makes the presentaion revert back to the pp software, IYGWIM)
Is there any way I can set up to pause my loop using mouse/keyboard?
Thanks
Press the letter S whilst it's on continously loop to stop it on a random selection and S to start it again (knew it was possible but had to play) powerpoint aint my strong pointOwner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
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