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Calling out, and Restarting a looping slideshow

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John W. Vinson - 22 Jun 2007 06:47 GMT
I've got a PowerPoint presentation that loops through a set of slides and goes
back to the beginning, for unattended display. But... on one slide there's a
button to launch a different application (Stella modeling software from ISEE
Systems). I've got two problems with it:

1. WindowsXP pops the familiar "this program may be dangerous" warning
message. Is it possible to suppress this?

2. When the program exits, *or* if I navigate forward or back in the
slideshow, the animations on the slides - and even the sequential presentation
of slides - freezes up; it just brings up the found slide and stops. How can
the presentation be resumed?

            John W. Vinson [Access MVP, Powerpoint noob]
Steve Rindsberg - 22 Jun 2007 13:53 GMT
> I've got a PowerPoint presentation that loops through a set of slides and goes
> back to the beginning, for unattended display. But... on one slide there's a
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> 1. WindowsXP pops the familiar "this program may be dangerous" warning
> message. Is it possible to suppress this?

On your own PC, or any you have control over, yes:

"Some files can contain viruses ..." message when clicking a hyperlink
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00406.htm

> 2. When the program exits, *or* if I navigate forward or back in the
> slideshow, the animations on the slides - and even the sequential presentation
> of slides - freezes up; it just brings up the found slide and stops. How can
> the presentation be resumed?

Not sure of this one, but next time it happens, press Alt+Tab a few times and
see what pops up.  Sometimes PPT will pop a modal "Resume show?" dialog box.  If
that gets buried under another window, it can appear that the show has locked
up.

Which for all practical purposes it has. <g>

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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ:  www.pptfaq.com
PPTools:  www.pptools.com
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