I would create a slide at the end of your presentation that had anything on
it except a slide sized black rectangle. Use Right click--> Action Setting
to set that slide to "Last Slide Viewed". Right click the slide and select
"Hide Slide". The next step is to add a link to this slide at one corner of
your master slide. (Make it a part of the design and no one will even know
what it is.) When you are ready to black out your screen, click the link on
any slide. When you are ready to return to your presentation, Click the
slide and you will be back where you were. Since the slide is hidden, you
won't accidentally go there while presenting.
(Now, why do this instead of just using a B for Black? Because when you have
a tablet PC, you don't always have a keyboard. You need a way to black out
the slide quickly and cleanly.)
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