Reverse Veiwing

[kaisho]

I am trying to find a way to prevent reverse veiwing of a powerpoint slide
show, is this possible and how can i do this. I am using Office 2007.

 

[Echo S]

You mean you don't want the person to be able to go back to a slide?

If so, then Slide Show | Set up Show | Browsed at a Kiosk. If you use this,
you'll have to provide navigation buttons or something for the users, using
hyperlinks or action settings.

 

[tohlz]

What Echo said.
For the navigation button, you can go to View > Slide Master.
On the slide master, select the first master. Insert a shape and have it
hyperlink to the next slide (right click on the shape, select Hyperlink.
Select place in this document > Next Slide). Close Master View once you are
done.
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You mean you don't want the person to be able to go back to a slide?

If so, then Slide Show | Set up Show | Browsed at a Kiosk. If you use this,
you'll have to provide navigation buttons or something for the users, using
hyperlinks or action settings.

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I am trying to find a way to prevent reverse veiwing of a powerpoint slide
show, is this possible and how can i do this. I am using Office 2007.