PPT Presenter View preview slide not keeping up
Hi all, I'm trying to use Powerpoint to project supertitles (captions) live for an opera on a Macbook. Been a while since I've used the software and the current version of presenter mode is giving us some issues. We've got the current slide in the top left, the next slide in the top right and that's all great. Then we have the preview of the current slide at the bottom and every time we go to the next slide it's doing this sliding motion to the next slide even thought the slide show itself has no transitions. The slides at the top work the same as the slide show so we can work with it but it's a kind of really distracting having the slides at the bottom get way behind and glitch out because we're flying through some of these slides. Does anyone know a way to hide the bottom preview or disable the timing on it so it just snaps to the next slide like the actual slide show does? All timings of everything are disabled and set to manual or zero. I just can't find any option regarding that section of the Presenter View. TIA.Introducing dynamic watermarking for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
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Hey Microsoft 365 Insiders, We’ve got exciting updates to share! The File menu in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for the web has been revamped to help you work more efficiently. From easier access to recent files to improved navigation, these changes are designed to enhance your productivity and simplify your experience. Learn more in our latest blog post by Kirti Sahu, Product Manager, and Yamini Gupta, Product Designer: File menu improvements in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for the web Thanks! Perry Sjogren Microsoft 365 Insider Social Media Manager Become a Microsoft 365 Insider and gain exclusive access to new features and help shape the future of Microsoft 365. Join Now: Windows | Mac | iOS | AndroidNew Recent Files widgets for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for iOS
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Hi Microsoft 365 Insiders! 🌐Accessibility is key in today’s diverse environment, and we’re excited to introduce a new feature in PowerPoint for the web that makes it easier than ever to caption your videos. This enhancement not only supports inclusivity but also enriches the viewer’s experience by providing clear, concise captions for all video content. In our latest blog, Peter Wu, Principal Engineer on the PowerPoint team, delves into the simple steps you can take to add captions to your videos directly from within PowerPoint, ensuring your message is accessible to everyone. Whether for educational purposes, training, or international audiences, this feature is designed to meet the needs of every PowerPoint user. Blog: Easily caption videos in PowerPoint for the web This new feature will be coming in June! Perry Sjogren Microsoft 365 Insider Social Media Manager Become a Microsoft 365 Insider and gain exclusive access to new features and help shape the future of Microsoft 365. Join Now: Windows | Mac | iOS | AndroidBehind the Scenes: Meet Ben Truelove, Principal Designer and Accessibility Champion at Microsoft
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