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Old 01-17-2015, 12:43 PM
djlee djlee is offline How can I advance to slide 2 after last animation on slide 1 with a click? Windows 8 How can I advance to slide 2 after last animation on slide 1 with a click? Office 2010 64bit
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Default How can I advance to slide 2 after last animation on slide 1 with a click?

I'm trying to figure out the settings to make PowerPoint advance to slide 2 after the last animation on slide 1 without requiring another click.



The Slide Transition (Advance) settings don't offer "After Previous" like animations do. I can tell a slide to leave without a click, but I don't see how to tell a slide to enter without a click.

Does this make sense? Does anybody get what I'm trying to say? Does anyone know the solution?

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