Power Point

C

CyberTaz

Select one or more consecutive slides in the Outline Pane (I believe) or
Slide Sorter View, then click the Slde Show button.
 
V

victor_chitayat

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

I have a presentation of 60 slides and if I change slide 38, how can I view only slides 37-38-40 without viewing the whole presentation all over again?
 
J

Jim Gordon MVP

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

I have a presentation of 60 slides and if I change slide 38, how can I view only slides 37-38-40 without viewing the whole presentation all over again?
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Another way:

Slide Show menu > Custom Show.

-Jim

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C

CyberTaz

Ah, Jimmy they need to find more to keep you occupied :) True as it is,
creating a custom show just to review revisions made to a couple of slides
is a task for idle hands :)
 
J

Jim Gordon MVP

CyberTaz said:
Ah, Jimmy they need to find more to keep you occupied :) True as it is,
creating a custom show just to review revisions made to a couple of slides
is a task for idle hands :)
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True. I missed the point of the question. Sorry.

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take just a moment to post the answer. Doing so speeds response time for
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we’re all here trying to help each other.

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Please take just a moment to help fellow Mac users. Your efforts will be
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