Hi @Michael Burns
Just my idea, not a complete solution.
You may insert a shape with "Click" text to remind the user to click. For automated operations, this requires the help of macro code, such as using: Shapes.AddShape method.
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Hello,
I am creating power point slides for other educators to use. There are pauses where the slide requires a click before popping us next section (in same slide) to allow the teacher to ask questions or deliver more content. Currently these pauses are create by a simple click action on next object. Is there a way for power point to automatically indicate that a click is required?
I currently have an icon pop-up and then disappear as the "advance to next section" notice. It works, but it can be a pain as I may have 5 or 6 click-pause in a single slide.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Hi @Michael Burns
Just my idea, not a complete solution.
You may insert a shape with "Click" text to remind the user to click. For automated operations, this requires the help of macro code, such as using: Shapes.AddShape method.