PowerPoint Notes
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If you don't want the navigation buttons such as the arrow (for before and next slides), pen and menu to be visible when you play your PowerPoint presentation, you can choose from three options.
1. Choose Slide Show | Set Up Show and select Kiosk mode. Do remember that you'll need to create your own navigation buttons to move around the presentation if you select the Kiosk mode option.
2. Choose Tools | Options and select the View tab. In the Slide Show area, remove the checkmark next to "Show popup toolbar". Click OK.
3. After you start the show, press Ctrl + H. This will hide the mouse cursor and the navigation buttons (not in Kiosk mode) on the bottom left of the slide show window.
thanks whoever wrote that!! quick and easy to implement and found it on google.... cheers from melbourne australia
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Thanks very much for the solution. This control buttons always made me mad. Thanks I got is solved!!! Voila!!
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