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by - delegate Nicki [1 post] (2008 Feb 6 Wed, 16:05) Reply

How do I insert a duplicate slide?

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer [326 posts] (2008 Feb 12 Tue, 09:46) Reply

Hi Nicki Hope you are well

The first way of doing this would be make sure you are on the slide you want to duplicate then from the Home Rippon, go to the new slide button and down at the bottom of the slide chooser you will find duplicate selected slides

Hope this helps

Mark East

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