Slide show keyboard commands in PPT 2000

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Does anyone have a comprehensive list of ALL the keyboard commands for controlling a slide show in PowerPoint 2000? Specifically, I looking for one that allows you to return to the previously viewed slide.
 
There is not a keyboard command to do what you want (that I know of), but
you can go into Slide Show mode and press F1 to get a dialog box of several
other keyboard commands. You can type the number of the desired slide and
press ENTER (on the dialog box mentioned). Does that work for you?

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TBHall said:
Does anyone have a comprehensive list of ALL the keyboard commands for
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controlling a slide show in PowerPoint 2000? Specifically, I looking for
one that allows you to return to the previously viewed slide.
 
I don't know if it lists ALL the keyboard shortcuts, but
it lists a lot of them:

http://www.bitbetter.com/powerkeys.htm

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Does anyone have a comprehensive list of ALL the
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keyboard commands for controlling a slide show in
PowerPoint 2000? Specifically, I looking for one that
allows you to return to the previously viewed slide.
 
TBHALL

A print out and keep handy sheet for the useful keyboard shortcuts.
http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.co...ckgroundsDotCom-Quick-keys-short-cuts-v01.ppt

Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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free powerpoint templates, tutorials, hints and tips etc
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Does anyone have a comprehensive list of ALL the keyboard commands for controlling a slide show in PowerPoint 2000?
Click to expand...
Specifically, I looking for one that allows you to return to the previously viewed slide.
 
There is no keyboard shortcut for this one provided natively by PowerPoint.
However, the Shortcuts add-in at
http://officeone.mvps.org/ppshortcuts/ppshortcuts.html provides this
keyboard shortcut among others. You might want to look at it.

- Chirag

PowerShow - View multiple shows simultaneously
http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html

TBHall said:
Does anyone have a comprehensive list of ALL the keyboard commands for
Click to expand...
controlling a slide show in PowerPoint 2000? Specifically, I looking for
one that allows you to return to the previously viewed slide.
 
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PowerPoint doesn't provide the functionality that you are looking for
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