PowerPoint - Slow transition between slides
Asked By backoftheclass
07-Feb-10 01:24 PM
Hello out there,
I am having a problem with changing slides in powerpoint 2007. That is,
when I am in normal or slideshow view it takes almost 5 seconds to change
slides! Most of the slides have pictures on them.
One suggestion I have tried is to compress the pictures in the presentation,
and that has not helped. I have also tried the suggestions on that webpage
titled "powerpoint got the slows" and had little success.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks.
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Michael Koerner replied to backoftheclass
On the tool Bar when you click on Animations, is there a checkmark in he
Advance slide after a certain timeframe? This might be your problem.
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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint
Bill Dilworth replied to backoftheclass
5 Minutes is a bit excessive, agreed.
Generally, the reasons for this are one of two things. Either there is a
lot the computer has to do to load the next slide (massive graphics or OLE
objects), or the computer is busy doing something else.
So ... how big is the presentation? Big = slow
How were the images inserted? Just because it looks like a picture does not
mean that PPT sees (and opens) it as a picture.
What else is running on the computer (anti-virus/backup/indexing/disk
management)?
Bill Dilworth
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