Switch slideshow with function key

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borguner

I´m running a slideshow i ppt 2003 and would like to switch to or link to an
other slideshow or an other document when I press for example F8.
Anyone know how??

//Gunnar
 
Hi,

Why not use a hyperlink or trigger? Are you trying to avoid a mouse click
for some particular reason?

Else, Insert| Object| Create from File| Browse to your presentation. Click
OK. Right click on the inserted object| Custom animation| Add Effect| Object
Action| Show. Then double click the animation entry, Timing tab| Triggers
button| Start effect on the click of.... and select your presentation
object. Then it will run when you click on it directly.

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Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
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Hi,

By the way, if your shows are running, you can use <Alt + Tab> to switch
between them.

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Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP

Please tell us your PowerPoint version

Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
the original www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com
 
Hi
Thank you but I think I did not describe my problem enough.
I am running a slideshow with about 30 slides and where 6 of the slides are
hyperlinks to en Excel-document . That Exceldocument is on the local drive.
On another computer I have the same Exceldokument and there I do some
updtates, saves the file and then copy it to the computer with the running
slideshow. When an unvisible object is passing the mousepointer it starts a
macro that uptate all links in the slideshow. As you see the mouse is busy so
I want to use some type of key to start a program or a linik to another
document. That I would like to do at any time in the slideshow. I'm using
this during a hockeygame and when there is a goal I would like to press a
button and switch to something showing a flashing GOOAAL and if something
other happends I press another key something else happends.


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