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Amending Slides

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by - delegate Natalie [1 post] (2008 Jan 14 Mon, 16:20) Reply

How can I amend a slide mid presentation with out the audience seeing?

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RE: Amending Slides

by - trainer Pete platinum contributer [799 posts] (2008 Jan 16 Wed, 09:05) Reply

Hi Natalie, Thank you for the post, This is a good question which I dont think has an easy answer, if you are using a laptop to present you could switch the display to laptop only, or if not the easiest way is to switch off the projector, I do not know of any way to edit your slides without the audience seeing; once again thank you for the post. Hope it helped, best regards Pete.

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