total time of presentation

[crazy frog]

Does anybody know how can I check the total length of presentation (total
lenght of tarnsition of the slides).

 

[Candice]

As far as I know, the only way to do this is to Rehearse Timings (under Slide
Show menu), which means you basically run teh presentation clicking to
progress each of the slides until the end. These timings are then saved and
when you run the slide show, it automatically runs according to the rehearsal.

You can repeat the rehearsal anytime to change the timings.

This way you know exactly how long the presentation will be including all
transitions and effects.

 

[Bill Dilworth]

Do you mean "how long did I take to present this presentation?", or do you
mean "if I run thru the presentation as fast as I can, how long will it
take?", or do you mean, "What is the amount of time that the presentation
will spend transitioning from one slide to another?"

If you just want to log the times that slides and animations are shown, try
this free
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http://billdilworth.mvps.org/Add-ins.htm#Timber

 

[Bill Dilworth]

LOL - So I missed a little something.

Here's the link I was supposed to send.
http://billdilworth.mvps.org/Add-ins.htm#Timber

Steve's will tell you what a presentation is built to run, mine will tell
you what actually happened.


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[crazy frog]

Thanks everybody for the answers,
Candice I think I'll go for Rehearse Timing, thank you...