Hi Dennis,
This sounds more like a projector problem than a PowerPoint one. Although,
you may try forcing the screen resolution in PowerPoint Slideshow to the
same as your screen resolution.
What I'm guessing is happening is that when the show starts, Windows in
changing the screen resolution on the second monitor to match the slideshow
settings. During this change there is a very brief moment where there is no
signal to the monitor. This is picked up by the projector, which then goes
looking for the right signal source.
Idea 1: Check the projector to see if there is a way to over-ride this
source searching.
Idea 2: By having windows use the same resolution that is used on the second
monitor, it should not have to modify the resolution and may by-pass the
whole flicker problem.
Anyway, the output screen resolution is set in the Slideshow => Set-up
dialog box; near the bottom.
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