How do I reduce transition times to less than 1 second?

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I am trying an experiment to see what viewers perceive with short exposure to
slides. To finally give quick view presentations which will be short and
remembered. I want to reduce the time of exposure to one or two slides in a
presentation to less than one second to see if the slide was seen.
 
I beleive in the transistions box under advance slide you can literally type
in 00:01 or whatever to override the one second you are trying to avoid.

Rich
 
PowerPoint might not be a good platform for this. Timings in PowerPoint
tend to be approximate. If you really need exact timings, you might want
to look elsewhere.
--David

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David M. Marcovitz
Director of Graduate Programs in Educational Technology
Loyola College in Maryland
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/
 
PowerPoint might not be a good platform for this. Timings in PowerPoint
tend to be approximate. If you really need exact timings, you might want
to look elsewhere.
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True. But if "just blast 'em by as fast as possible" is ok and you keep the
slides simple, Rich's suggestion should work. Simple slides, so-so computer,
transition time set to 00:00.1 -- ten slides hop past in about three seconds.

I'm not going to go into competition with Disney, y'understand. ;-)
 
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