I am using a single slide with a vertical page orientation in the middle of
another presentation in which the slides are in horizontal orientation. I
created a hyperlink to the vertically orientated slide that works fine.
However, when I click on the hyperlinked slide (which is in a second PPt
presentation), the next screen that flashes up is the "End of Show" page,
because of course, it is the end of the hyperlinked show. I have to click
again to return to the initial presentation. Is there a way to avoid having
the "End of Show" pane come up? The presentation would be smoother without
it.

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Kathy Jacobs - 10 Apr 2008 22:04 GMT
You need to turn off "End with Black Slide". If you are running 2003 or
earlier, it is in Tools--> Options (but I don't remember the tab off the top
of my head). If you are running 2007, it is in Office button--> PowerPoint
Options, Advanced, Slide Show

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>I am using a single slide with a vertical page orientation in the middle of
> another presentation in which the slides are in horizontal orientation. I
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William - 11 Apr 2008 13:26 GMT
Thanks, Kathy and Lucy!!

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> You need to turn off "End with Black Slide". If you are running 2003 or
> earlier, it is in Tools--> Options (but I don't remember the tab off the top
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Lucy Thomson - 10 Apr 2008 23:45 GMT
Hi William
Just a side note on Kathy's advice: this is a machine setting, not a file
setting i.e. if you show the ppt on a different computer you will need to
check this 'feature' is turned off on that computer.
Lucy

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>I am using a single slide with a vertical page orientation in the middle of
> another presentation in which the slides are in horizontal orientation. I
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