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09-10-2013, 09:10 AM
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Couldn't you run the time check on the previous slide and then Hide the next slide if needed
.Slides(i+1).SlideShowTransition.Hidden=msoTrue (or msoFalse) 
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09-11-2013, 08:03 AM
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It does not seem to work as required. However the biggest problem here is that executions won't suspend at breakpoints. Debugging is very troublesome!
Your solution sets hidden permanently. As I already have hidden slides, I don't want to mix with them or by accident unhide a slide I have originally set to hidden. A better solution for my application would be to set the next active slide to i+2. I suppose I'd better use App_SlideShowNextSlide instead but then, how I set the next slide number to ActiveSlide + 2? Håkan
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