The document provides instructions for navigating slides during a presentation in Slideshow mode. It explains that in on click mode, each graphic element will appear/animate on mouse click or by pressing arrow/space keys. In automated mode, each element will animate automatically on each slide when a slide is clicked or arrow/space keys are pressed. It then gives directions for moving between slides and going to specific slides using keyboard shortcuts or the mouse in Windows and MacOS versions of PowerPoint.

1. ANIMATION – ON CLICK
Note - In Slideshow mode, each graphic element with text will appear/animate on mouse click OR
press space bar/enter key/arrow key (right ► or down ▼) to trigger the remaining animation.

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4. ANIMATION - AUTOMATED
Note - In Slideshow mode, each graphic element with text will appear/animate automatically. You just
need to click your mouse OR press space bar/enter key/arrow key (right ► or down ▼) once to start
the animation on each slide.

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7. INSTRUCTIONS
Go to a Slide When Delivering Your Presentation (Windows)
Go to the next slide
• Press the Right arrow key or Down arrow key.
• Mouse: Click once anywhere on a slide to move to the next one.
Go to the previous slide
• Press the Left arrow key or Up arrow key.
• Mouse: Right-click a slide, and then click Previous on the shortcut menu.
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.
Go to the end of a presentation
• Press the End key on the keyboard.
For more help follow below link to write or talk to us:
As you deliver your presentation, here is how to move from one slide to the next,
move to a previous slide, or move to a specific slide anywhere in the presentation.
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.
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.
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/go-to-a-slide-when-delivering-your-presentation-ff9d6d4e-7bec-49c1-95e3-95a416be26f4#OfficeVersion=Windows
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8. INSTRUCTIONS
Go to a Slide When Delivering Your Presentation (MacOS)
Go to the next slide
• Press N, Right arrow, Down arrow, or Spacebar.
• Mouse: Click once anywhere on a slide to move to the next one.
Go to the previous slide
• Press P, Left arrow, Up arrow, or Delete.
• Mouse: Right-click a slide, and then click Previous on the shortcut menu.
Go to a specific slide
• Type the slide number, then press Return.
• Mouse: Right-click a slide, point to By Title on the shortcut
menu, and then select a slide by title or slide number.
Go to the end of a presentation
• Type the number of the last slide, then press Return.
• Mouse: Right-click a slide, point to By Title on the shortcut
menu, and then select the last slide in the list.
Go to the beginning of a presentation
• Type 1, then press Return.
• Mouse: Right-click a slide, point to By Title on the shortcut
menu, and then select a slide by title or slide number.
For more help follow below link to write or talk to us:
As you deliver your presentation, here is how to move from one slide to the next,
move to a previous slide, or move to a specific slide anywhere in the presentation.
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.
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.
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/go-to-a-slide-when-delivering-your-presentation-ff9d6d4e-7bec-49c1-95e3-95a416be26f4#OfficeVersion=macOS
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