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Question: Why does the speed of animation effects change on different computers?

Answer: Animations do run differently on different computers, depending primarily on the processor speed and the amount of RAM. If you are doing a lot of animation, you want to have lots of both. It may be that the second computer is not as powerful as the first. Sometimes another problem has to do with screen display speed; laptops with screen types other than active matrix displays are very slow, and tend to lag in displaying things.

Can you prevent PowerPoint from advancing slides when anything other than buttons are clicked? For example, on one page there are 12 different action buttons which lead to 12 different slides. Can you set PowerPoint to prevent it from advancing to the next slide if you happen to miss one of the action buttons and you click the background. A good example is if you are on slide 12 and you want to click an action button that moves the presentation to slide 74, but you miss and the presentation advances to slide 13. The answer to this question is YES. Go to the slide that has all the buttons on it, and from the Slide Show menu, select "Slide Transition". In this dialog, UNCHECK BOTH BOXES ON THE LOWER LEFT. This will make the slide so that the ONLY thing it responds to is clicking on the buttons.

Animations do run differently on different computers, depending primarily on the processor speed and the amount of RAM. If you are doing a lot of animation, you want to have lots of both. It may be that the second computer is not as powerful as the first. Sometimes another problem has to do with screen display speed; laptops with screen types other than active matrix displays are very slow, and tend to lag in displaying things.

Can you prevent PowerPoint from advancing slides when anything other than buttons are clicked? For example, on one page there are 12 different action buttons which lead to 12 different slides. Can you set PowerPoint to prevent it from advancing to the next slide if you happen to miss one of the action buttons and you click the background. A good example is if you are on slide 12 and you want to click an action button that moves the presentation to slide 74, but you miss and the presentation advances to slide 13. The answer to this question is YES. Go to the slide that has all the buttons on it, and from the Slide Show menu, select "Slide Transition". In this dialog, UNCHECK BOTH BOXES ON THE LOWER LEFT. This will make the slide so that the ONLY thing it responds to is clicking on the buttons. Source: CoolInterview.com

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