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repeating animation with hyperlinks

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smd2010 - 16 Feb 2007 22:13 GMT
the problem i am having has to do with hyperlinks and repeating slides.  most
of the slides in my presentation have mumerous hyperlinks.  some of these
hyperlinks are directed to take me back to slides i've been at.  however, i
have been realizeing that if a slide has already palyed, than when i
hyperlink to that slide, that animation and preset times will not play again.
i need to know how to get the animation and preset times to work as many
times as i view the slide.  is this possible, or am i stuck?
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Bill Dilworth - 16 Feb 2007 22:24 GMT
The trick to re-setting the animations to their starting positions is to
'advance into' the slide.  Therefore you can place a blank slide with a 0
second auto advance ion front of the slide and link to it.  It will
automatically advance into intended slide and reset all the animations.  I
would also recommend hiding this blank slide to keep it from interfering
with the slide transitions.

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> the problem i am having has to do with hyperlinks and repeating slides.
> most
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> i need to know how to get the animation and preset times to work as many
> times as i view the slide.  is this possible, or am i stuck?
David M. Marcovitz - 16 Feb 2007 22:27 GMT
The typical method for doing this is to put a blank slide right before the
slide with animations. This blank slide should be set to automatically
tranistion to the next slide after 0 seconds. All hyperlinks should point
to the blank slide.
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> the problem i am having has to do with hyperlinks and repeating
> slides.  most of the slides in my presentation have mumerous
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>  many
> times as i view the slide.  is this possible, or am i stuck?
smd2010 - 16 Feb 2007 22:40 GMT
Thanks Bill, Thanks David, i didn't think of that.  Thanks a lot it will
really help.
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John Wilson - 16 Feb 2007 22:46 GMT
You might want to look at the method of using custom shows as well (there's a
tutorial on these pages) Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and
Tutorials-http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk
Sometimes using a blank slide is not a good idea eg if you want to return to
the slide you hyperlinked from as " last slide viewed" will not take you
there but to the blank slide.
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> Thanks Bill, Thanks David, i didn't think of that.  Thanks a lot it will
> really help.
smd2010 - 17 Feb 2007 04:20 GMT
Thanks John,
i might try that some time in the future, but for now, this "blank slide"
idea will work for me and what i'm trying to do
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