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Reply Tue 17 Apr 2007, 12:32Delegate Sarah said...

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Powerpoint Introduction course

End Screen

How do I ensure a black screen is left at the end of my presentation?

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Reply Wed 18 Apr 2007, 11:38Trainer David said...

RE: End Screen

Sarah

Easiest way is to create an extra slide and fill this last slide with a box filled with black, this slide can then be copied to other presentations you use, or if you want to turn the presentation black press control key with the letter b, this will turn the current slide black for the audience whilst you are in the screen show.

hope this answers your question

regards

david

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