Microsoft PowerPoint allows users to record their PowerPoint presentation as a. There isn't a directly equivalent 'clear all timings' on the Mac version thanks to Microsoft's continuing push to be sure that people using MS Office on Mac get a clear message ( they think the message we hear is 'Mac sux', what we actually hear is 'MS is duplicitous and hasn't stopped with chicanery yet') though there is no technical reason they couldn't provide an exact equivalent if they chose to. existing Office applications on your Mac. Then you can re-record the slideshow to set new timings if you need to, or of course you can just run manual if you'd prefer.
so despite the fact that this isn't really a graphic design question, and that we're neither a tutorial service nor a stand-in for any one software manufacturer's tech support or training.Ĭlick 'Record Slide Show' in the Set Up section of the Slide Show tab point to 'Clear' and choose what you want to delete - in this case you'll select 'Timings on All Slides.'Įdit: On PowerPoint 2016 for Mac (per OP's Comment below) there is no equivalent drop down - the trick here is to go into the Set Up Slideshow tab and switch to manual timing, then close that dialogue.
