You can play a presentation in a window, but you'll get the file name and
stuff at the top like you would with all windows.

Maybe it's easiest to add the housestyle border to the 2nd presentation? If
there's no animation, select all objects on the slide, group, drag the
corner to resize appropriately, then use the align tools to align it to the
center of the slide, leaving room for the border. Add the border to the
master slide.

Hi Guurt

It is possible with vba to have the main show full size and a mini show (any
size) overlaying in a borderless window. They won't both animate at the same
time thoughb but you can swap from one to the other. It's a bit lengthy to go
into the method here but if you would like to contact me I'll give you
details. I have a tutorial posted also but it's still a little experimental
and not for public release yet!

Look at PowerShow at http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html -
the Ticker Show feature allows you to show multiple slide shows on a single
monitor. The slide shows can overlap or be one within the other as you want.
More details on the Ticker Show feature is available at
http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow_ticker_show.html. All slide
shows run concurrently.

- Chirag

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