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Old 08-26-2010, 03:11 AM
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Attached is a Jeopardy template. If I run the slide show and click on, let's say 10 under category 1 it takes me to the question. Then I click the arrow to take me back to the main screen with all the questions. Nothing has changed. If I go to another question, click the back arrow to the home screen. Then 10 under category 1 shows it was clicked. I have to go through two questions before it shows as being clicked. I want it to show it was click as soon as I come back from the question. Try the template that is attached and you'll see what I'm talking about if not is there a setting on my computer I need to adjust?
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