Powerpoint 2010 finish slideshow?


  1. vamos124
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    Powerpoint 2010 finish slideshow?


    Hi I'm making a quiz for kids to do on Powerpoint and I have disabled progressing through the powerpoint by clicking anywhere, so the only way to navigate is through the links. However, once I get to the end of, there is no way to finish the powerpoint. How can i make a link or something that will end the powerpoint for the user?

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  3. Irene
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    The keyboard shortcut is ESC, does that not work with the 'click anywhere' disabled?

    EDIT:
    I just came across the following - it might help:
    OfficeOne: Shortcut Manager for PowerPoint
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