It's possible...see this tutorial for how..
http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointlooping.htm
Cheers
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"Dave Baker" <dba...@nhl.com> wrote in message
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Create your main show as normal but include on the first slide a link to the
looping show. Start the show and click the link. Your animations in that
show will display and loop.
'Ready to get to the main show? Hit Escape.
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"Dave Baker" <dba...@nhl.com> wrote in message
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Slide 1 -- Blank --
zero timed auto advance
no transition
Slide 2 -- Opening --
timed auto advance after animations
transition
Slide 3 -- Blank -- should be identical to slide 1
No advance timing
transition
Slide 4 to whatever -- rest of show
transition
Use VBA to force slide 3 to goto slide 1. When you want to leave the loop,
type 4 and hit enter.
B
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