If you do not want 2 clicks to advance the show's slide, you need to get a
little fancy.
You can save an image of the whole slide to the hard drive (Save As =>
{change type to PNG} )
Then open the picture in an image editing software, and blur the image
(usually unsharpen does this nicely) save as a new image file.
On the following slide, remove any transition (no transition). Add the
blurred image over the entire slide. Add exit animation to fade out. Add
the clear image over the blurred image an add an exit animation to fade this
out also. Change the animation order to:
1) Fade out clear image
2) Fade out blurry image
This will appear, if done correctly, to blur the current slide, then fade
into the next slide. In reality, it is changing slides, then fading the
false image, fading the blurry image, and revealing the next slide.
Does this work for you?
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Bill Dilworth
Microsoft PPT MVP Team
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