Question

How will you deliver only a selective set of slides during a presentation?

Answer 1

Answer:

Go to the next slide

Press the Right arrow key.

Mouse: Click once anywhere on a slide to move to the next one.

Note: If you have a custom animation effect on your slide, clicking the slide starts the animation effect, rather than moving to the next slide. Use Go to a specific slide below to move to a specific slide and avoid triggering the animation effect.

Go to the previous slide

Press the Left arrow key.

Mouse: Right-click a slide, and then click Previous on the shortcut menu.

Note: If you have a custom animation effect on your slide, clicking the slide starts the animation effect, rather than moving to the next slide. Use Go to a specific slide below to move to a specific slide and avoid triggering the animation effect.

Go to a specific slide

Type the slide number, then press Enter.

Mouse (version 2013 or newer): Right-click a slide, select See All Slides, and then click the slide you want to display to the audience.

Mouse (versions 2010, 2007): Right-click a slide, point to Go to Slide, and then click the slide you want to display to the audience.

Go to the beginning of a presentation

Press the Home key on the keyboard.

Mouse (version 2013 or newer): Right-click a slide, select See All Slides, and then click the first slide in the set.

Mouse (versions 2010, 2007): Right-click a slide, point to Go to Slide, and then click the first slide in the list.

Go to the end of a presentation

Press the End key on the keyboard.

Mouse (version 2013 or newer): Right-click a slide, select See All Slides, and then click the last slide in the set.

Mouse (versions 2010, 2007): Right-click a slide, point to Go to Slide, and then click the last slide in the list.

Auto-advance by using slide timings

See Rehearse and time the delivery of a presentation for details.  

Use links to navigate in a presentation

Read these other articles for instructions on making hyperlinks:

Add a hyperlink to a slide

If you're an Office 365 subscriber, you can use Zoom for PowerPoint to create a table of contents or to create visual links to a section or to individual slides. See Zoom for PowerPoint for more information.

Keyboard navigation

For a detailed list of keyboard shortcuts you can use when delivering your presentation, see the article Use keyboard shortcuts to deliver your presentation.

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