Looping

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Karina Wright

I am putting together a PP presentation that will be used during a
theatrical show. I want to make it easier for the guy who is going to be
periodically whacking the spacebar. However, I think I have to make two
different presentations and have him load in the second one. This
shouldn't< be difficult, but I'm paranoid. Here's the scenario:
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I need to have a looping segment that will play while the audience is being
seated...waiting for the show...that sort of thing.
The rest of it is a straight forward presentation that he will invoke as
called for in the script.
It would be nice if this could all be one presentation, but I couldn't
figure any way to make a segment loop until a spacebar tap, so I am (as
mentioned above) making them two different presentations.

Now, maybe it's dead easy, but prior to this I've never had to deal with PP
beyond a real basic level and I am slightly out of my element, although I
have made it do some nifty effects and am quite pleased with my finished
product.

thanx for any help/k
 
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