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Old 01-13-2016, 07:26 AM
RivCoKid RivCoKid is offline Powerpoint remote now goes only to the end instead of forward Windows 7 64bit Powerpoint remote now goes only to the end instead of forward Office 2016
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Default Powerpoint remote now goes only to the end instead of forward

Hi all - I've upgraded from Powerpoint 2010 to 2016, still running Windows 7. When I used my wireless remote in 2010, I could advance the slides one at a time. Now, with 2016, if I press the advance button, it takes me to the last slide. The reverse button works fine. This has happened with 3 different remotes, so I'm pretty sure it's in the powerpoint program. Any thoughts on how I can get the program to recognize the advance button for what it should be? Thanks!
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