Slide show options
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If you decide that a slide belongs in another place you may click and drag the entire slide to the new spot. For example; I could click on slide 3 and drag it to the left. A vertical line will appear between slides 1 and 2. If I let go of the mouse button, my original slide 3 will now be slide 2.
Viewing the Slide Show
You can start a show by clicking on the Slide Show button at the bottom of the window [
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There is an option which gives you more control. Go to the Slide Show menu, and select Set Up Show or Rehearse Timings.
Set Up Show - This choice allows control over several parameters:
The principal use of this window will be to cause the show to loop continuously until you hit the esc key. Even though timings are specified, you could choose to advance slides manually. Pen color will allow you to write on the slide during the show, and the mark will not permanently change the slide. More on that later.
Rehearse Timings - [Caution! This option should not be selected if you, or your students, will be presenting to the class. Only use this for something like a Parent's Night display.] If you select this option, your show immediately starts. A timer begins to run in the bottom right corner. When you are ready for the next thing to happen, click once with your mouse. Nothing will happen until you click. Wait until the exact amount of time has elapsed before you click. PowerPoint records all of those timings and will ask you at the end of the rehearsal if you want to save those times. If you say yes then any times you may have entered will be changed when you go back to the Slide Sorter view
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