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by - delegate Sally [1 post] (2007 Jun 18 Mon, 12:44) Reply

Can you please give me the shortcut keys for the task pane

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RE: Shortcuts

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [818 posts] (2007 Jun 18 Mon, 14:07) Reply

Press the following keys in sequence:

ALT , then V, then K

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Powerpoint tip:

Slide numbers in PowerPoint

Slide numbers can be applied in PowerPoint by going to View-Header and footer, then ticking the slide number box.

You can also choose the Don't show on title slide option so that slide numbers do not show on any title layout slides in the presentation.

If this option is ticked and the first slide is a title layout slide, this will mean slide 2 will be numbered as 2 rather than 1.

To change this and start slide numbering at 1 on the second slide, go to File - Page Setup and change the Number slide from: option to 0. Click OK.

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