What is the min and max time a slide can be showing in powerpoint.

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[Tushar Mehta]

Zero and infinity.

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[Sonia]

Or your next re-boot, which ever comes first. ;>)
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[TAJ Simmons]

for powerpoint 97 the longest time powerpoint will accept for a slide transition is

8639 seconds

On powerpoint 2002/XP it's 59:59 (about an hour!)

However you can set each slide to wait for a mouse click or 0 seconds.

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TAJ Simmons
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[Bill Foley]

And I was always told it was "to infinity and beyond"!

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Or your next re-boot, which ever comes first. ;>)

Or until whatever happens on the current slide causes PPT and the video driver
and the whateverElseIsAtFault to eat all available resources and the whole
thing collapses in a heap.

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