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many thanks to Yachtsman1. I had large script in the setting and when changing to medium it everything works fine. Never would have thought of it. Good sugestion by davegee to not hve an email address as username . Will keep trying to change. I dont seem to be able to change the username just pass world email address etc. Curt

I have tried to get it to resize and cover the full monitor but to o avail. It just snaps back to covering the top half of the monitor. I have the latest version. My computer has 8gig mem 64 bit Win 7. I have two monitors Dell U2211 and U2711. The 27 inch being the main one and its default resolution is 2560x1440 Suggestions much appreciated Thanks Curt

Peter, Thanks a lot for taking the time and explaining it in a very clear way. I now understand this very useful technique that can be used in many situations Curt

Peter, In thinking about it again Do you mean that I in my lecture would have a slide running a loop, that would work but not familiar with how to do that. I would then start my slideshow go into the first slide that runs a loop and when stopping that womehow continue with the next slide. As I said not familiar with how to do that. Will look in the manual again Tanks Curt

Thanks Peter but I do not think that will work since I have no idea where in the loop that I will be when there is time to stop the first loop and then start the real slidehow lecture There are about 20-30 slides in the first loop on for 8 seconds each Curt

Normally when I do my lectures I use the first one or 2 pictures as an introduction on the screen while people are gathering and then when when time comes I just continue the slideshow and the lecture. However on a lecture on Feeding the planet I would like to run one slide show (with recent headlines about increasing food prices) run continously until it is time to start, then I would like to hit excape stopping that show and get the second one to start automatically . I have tried to figure out ways to do it but am at a loss. Greatful for suggestions Curt Carnemark