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replyReply Mon 30 Jul 2007, 15:19Delegate Jeremy said...

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Can I order slides in a differnet set of sequence?

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replyReply Mon 30 Jul 2007, 23:08Trainer Tracy said...

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Hi Jeremy,

Thanks for the question.

Yes you can create a custom show, this is where you can decide what order and how many times you view each slide. Simply View>Custom View, then Add a new Custom Show.

Good luck

Tracy

 

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