Windows 10: Loop PowerPoint - Skip First Slide

Sending narrated PowerPoint as email attachment. First slide explains that Slide Show should be viewed on a desktop or laptop, with audio on. How can I set up Slide Show to NOT show 1st slide again, but go to 2nd slide when looping?Thank you,OldGurmpyGuy

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powerpoint 2003 skips

I entered a slide presentation onto Powerpoint 2003. When I look at it on my PC (Windows XP), it skips every third slide.

I can look at the skipped slides by going back 1 slide and then forward one slide.

I am hoping to send this slide show out to many computers, so it needs to be reliable.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Mark

 

Powerpoint 2019 Skip or show slides conditionally?

Powerpoint 2019, Windows 10 Pro

In a presentation I have a slide with data followed by three slides with an example. I show the data and ask if everyone understands it. If everyone says YES I want to SKIP the next 3 slides. If someone says NO I want to show the next 3 slides.

Is there a simple, relatively idiot-proof way to do this in Powerpoint?

 

On Windows 10, how can you click through a PowerPoint presentation while always being able to see the other slides?

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The basic problem I'm running into is this: While doing a slideshow in fullscreen on a projector or large TV, while controlling the slideshow from my laptop, I need to be able to two things: 1) Keep the slide previews up on my laptop (not just the next and previous slides), and 2) Be able to select a slide preview from that list to have the slideshow on the projector skip to it - without the list of slide previews going away as soon as one is selected.

In Windows 7, this doesn't seem to be an issue, but when you run a PowerPoint slideshow on Windows 10, there doesn't seem to be a way to not only be able to see previews of other slides from your computer, but to also be able to keep seeing them without interruption as you click through the rest of the slideshow.

For example, notice how this image at http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-EaI2Q9bGr...AAA-c/5Mx1yPHGRpw/s1600/loop-powerpoint-1.gif has a bar on the left with seven different slide previews on it:





In the past I've been able to begin a slideshow on Windows 7, and even though the slideshow would display on the projector or other screen, the list of slides would still be there on the laptop (though they would be moved to the bottom). At that point if I needed to skip forward or back a few slides, I could just click on its preview, and the slideshow would skip to it on the projector without any trouble.

How do you do this during a slideshow on Window 10? The closest option I can find is the See All Slides option, which takes you to a large grid; and that works great, except that as soon as you select another slide to go to, the See All Slides screen disappears. How do you keep something like that up on your laptop while clicking through the slideshow?