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![]() I know this isn't an Excel related question, but it's a Powerpoint one and I thought that you guys might be able to help because you know about Excel programming. My question relates to possible programming for Powerpoint. I'm giving a lecture in a few weeks, and I have to different Powerpoint presentations I want to give, and I want to be able to go right from the last slide of the first presentation to the first slide of the second presentation. Due to formatting issues, I can't combine the two presentations into one. Is it possible to somehow write a macro that, once I click on an action button on the last slide of the first presentation, it launches the second presentation in Slide Show mode? By using Powerpoint's simple Action Buttons, I can make it so that when the Action Button is pressed, it launches the second presentation, but there are two problems. First, the second presentation does not launch in Slide Show mode. Second, a message will pop up asking me if I really want to open the file in case it has a virus. Thanks for the help, Jason -- JasonQ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JasonQ's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26014 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=528900 |
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