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I have two slides with the same title. So slide 1, says TITLE. For slide two should I type in TITLE OR TITLE (continued) OR TITLE (cont’d)

or something else?

Here is my comments on each of the options that you have mentioned.

1. When you use the same title on multiple slide, it confuses your audience. They dont understand why the slide title has not changed, even though the rest of the content has changed. So this option of using the same slide title in multiple slides is better avoided.

2. The second option TITLE (continued) seems much clearer. Again using abbreviations in the 3rd option (cont’d) is better avoided. Too many people get confused by abbreviations.

Alternatively, you could use something simple like: Title ..page 1 Title …page 2 OR Title…continued… All these are equally professional. I have attached the images of 2 slides to show you how multiple slides will look when you have titled them like this.

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You can easily create a looping slideshow using PowerPoint. A looping slideshow displays each slide automatically for a certain amount of time. Once that time has elapsed, the slide automatically continues to the next slide. Once the slideshow reaches the end, it repeats from the beginning.

• Open your PowerPoint presentation.
• Click the [Slide Show] tab > From the "Set Up" group, click "Set Up Slide Show".
• From the resulting dialogue box, check "Loop continuously until 'Esc'" under the "Show options" section > Click [OK].
• From the "Slides" preview side panel, click your first slide > Press and hold [Shift] and click your last slide. This will select all of your slides.
• Click the [Transitions] tab > From the "Timing" group, uncheck "On Mouse Click" and check "After".
• To adjust the time you would like each slide to display, click the up and down arrows in the "After:" field within the "Timing" group. When your slideshow reaches the last slide, it will automatically loop back to the beginning.

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Automatically adding "cont'd" in the title when splitting?

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This macro will append the notifier text when the previous slide has the same title.

Sub AppendNotifierText() Const NOTIFIER_TEXT = " (cont'd)"

Dim sld As Slide Dim shp As Shape Dim titleText As String

For Each sld In ActivePresentation.Slides

    If sld.Shapes.HasTitle Then         If sld.Shapes.Title.TextFrame2.HasText Then             If sld.Shapes.Title.TextFrame2.TextRange = titleText Then                 sld.Shapes.Title.TextFrame2.TextRange.InsertAfter (NOTIFIER_TEXT)             Else                 titleText = sld.Shapes.Title.TextFrame2.TextRange             End If         Else             titleText = ""         End If     Else         titleText = ""     End If Next End Sub

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Split body text between two slides

PowerPoint has AutoFit options that help you manage your text when there's so much of it that it won't naturally fit in a placeholder.

The AutoFit options appear at the lower-left corner of the placeholder containing the text, but only when the placeholder box begins to be overfilled with text.

The AutoFit options only appear on placeholder boxes, not on text boxes .

Split text between two slides

Click the AutoFit Options tool at the lower-left corner of the placeholder box .

Select Split Text Between Two Slides or Continue on a New Slide .

A new slide is created immediately after the current one.

Split Text ... divides the current text in two halves. The latter half is moved to the new slide.

Continue ... leaves all the current text on the current slide. You click the new slide and continue typing.

Turn AutoFit on or off for a given placeholder

The menu has options for turning AutoFit on or off:

Determine how the text is divided and formatted

The menu also has options for splitting text between slides or formatting text in two columns:

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The AutoFit options don't work for text boxes that you draw on a slide.  The AutoFit options only appear for body text in a placeholder . Placeholders are the dotted boxes that are automatically placed on slides by PowerPoint.

If the process doesn't work for the text you want to split, cut (Ctrl+X) the text from one slide and paste (Ctrl+V) it onto another slide.

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See the article Video: Split a table over two slides .

The AutoFit options don't work for text boxes that you draw on a slide.  The AutoFit options only appear for body text in a placeholder .  Placeholders are the dotted boxes that are automatically placed on slides by PowerPoint.

PowerPoint for the web doesn't support automated splitting of text between slides. You must cut and paste to transfer overflow text to a different slide, or else use a desktop version of PowerPoint.

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How to loop a PowerPoint slideshow so that it automatically starts over as soon as it ends

• To loop a PowerPoint slideshow, you'll need to enable looping in the "Set Up Slide Show" menu.
• Once you set your PowerPoint to loop, it'll start over from the beginning automatically after playing the last slide.
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If you've designed a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that's meant to be viewed repeatedly, such as on a kiosk or in a museum installation, you can adjust the settings in PowerPoint so that your slideshow "loops" instead of ending after one viewing.

Getting a PowerPoint to loop is easy. Read on to find out how, using PowerPoint for both Mac and PC.

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1. Open the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that you want to loop.

2. With your PowerPoint presentation open, click on the "Slide Show" tab, then click on "Set Up Slide Show." 

3. In the pop-up window that appears, click on the box next to "Loop continuously until 'Esc'" so that a small checkmark appears inside the box. Feel free to adjust any other settings in this menu as well. Click "OK" when you're finished.

4. To test whether your PowerPoint can loop successfully, click on the "From Beginning" or "Play From Start" button in the Slide Show tab. Click through the slideshow until you reach the end. When your PowerPoint reaches its final slide, it should start over from the beginning automatically. When you're confident that looping is enabled, and you're ready to close the slide show, press the Esc key.

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