delete forward backward navigation at bottom of page

[Guest]

Is there a way to delete the forward and backward navigation buttons at the bottom of the page that are automatically create? I have set up hypelinks at the bottom left and if you just click slightly off the hyperlink you will click the forward/backward button and advance to the wrong slide. I know I could move the hyperlink but space in my presentation is at a premium!

 

[Bill Foley]

If you are providing navigation buttons, you need to click the "Slide Show"
menu, select "Set up show", then click the "browsed at a KIOSK". This takes
away all control (accidental clicking). The only key that really works is
the ESC key.

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Bill Foley, Microsoft MVP (PowerPoint)
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Is there a way to delete the forward and backward navigation buttons at

the bottom of the page that are automatically create? I have set up
hypelinks at the bottom left and if you just click slightly off the
hyperlink you will click the forward/backward button and advance to the
wrong slide. I know I could move the hyperlink but space in my presentation
is at a premium!

 

[John Langhans [MSFT]]

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Hello,

You can disable the display of the popup toolbar during slide show by:

1) Tools -> Options
2) In the "View" tab of the dialog, uncheck the "Show popup toolbar" or
"Show popup menu button" (depending on version of PowerPoint) item in the
Slide Show group of settings, and
3) Click "OK"

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make this easier to do in PowerPoint, don't forget to send your feedback
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[Steve Rindsberg]

Is there a way to delete the forward and backward navigation buttons at the bottom of the page

that are automatically create? I have set up hypelinks at the bottom left and if you just click
slightly off the hyperlink you will click the forward/backward button and advance to the wrong
slide. I know I could move the hyperlink but space in my presentation is at a premium!

Is this a PowerPoint file displayed as a slide show or have you saved it as web page?

 

[Guest]

Thank you worked perfectly!