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Start ppt and end ppt show from batch file

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Satish Mirle - 31 Dec 2006 21:31 GMT
Hi,
I am develop a batch file that starts a ppt show. Once I complete the show,
the ppt show stays with a prompt "press any button to close the show". I am
trying to run this in a loop without human intervvention. Any ideas on this
is highly appreciated. Below is my batch file.

@echo off
:START
cd C:\Prorgam Files\Microsoft office\OFFICE\OFFICE11
pptview.exe "Test PPT.ppt"
GOTO START
Ute Simon - 31 Dec 2006 23:53 GMT
> I am develop a batch file that starts a ppt show. Once I complete the
> show,
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> pptview.exe "Test PPT.ppt"
> GOTO START

Why do you need this batch file?
- Use Tools - Options - View to disable the black end file
- Use Screenshow - Setup Show - Kiosk mode or Repeat until Esc to loop show.

Best regards,
Ute

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AppaBalwant - 02 Jan 2007 16:14 GMT
Satish,
Try this:
Open ppt => Tools => Options => View
Then "Uncheck" the check box 'End with black slide'.
> Hi,
> I am develop a batch file that starts a ppt show. Once I complete the show,
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> pptview.exe "Test PPT.ppt"
> GOTO START
 
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