How to run two PowerPoint presentations at the same time

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

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[@ericlahu727]

Brilliant! Thank you so much!!

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

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[@AlisonPickering1960]

Super - thank you!

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

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[@scmcoach]

awesome ❤

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[@alcoguy1]

Very helpful! Thank you! I do have a question though. Is it possible to individually control the two presentations with 2 separate remote clickers? The situation is I need to have two presentations on one screen, and be able to control them individually from a distance. Thanks again.

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

Great question. First off, it is worth testing out (I don't have two clickers to do this with), but my guess is your clickers will only advance the active presentation (regardless of which clicker you use). The issue is activating the second presentation so you can advance it. If you have a clicker that has an Alt + Tab like feature (to switch between active programs or windows) then you could use that button to move from one presentation to the next and advance them separately. Let me know if you figure this out!

[@alcoguy1]

@@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining I suspect that is probably the case with two clickers. I have a couple of cheap ones on the way, but a may try to find a better one that maybe I can map the buttons on. I will keep you updated with what I find out. Thanks again!

[@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining]

Thanks and sounds good@@alcoguy1 . If you figure this out, I know a number of people that would be interested in your solution :). Good luck.

[@4db.]

Should be good to write a visual basic macro, to help advance the same time the two presentation. What do you think?