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Execute — do the immediate task
+The assembly needs a smooth unattended loop for the school open house. Set every slide to advance…
Execute — do the immediate task
+The assembly needs a smooth unattended loop for the school open house. Set every slide to advance automatically after 12 seconds so the 15-slide deck runs continuously without a click, but stop the loop for the title slide so it waits for a presenter. Check timing on the two videos so they don’t cut off mid-play and confirm the deck restarts at slide one after the last slide.
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Become — change the pattern
+We keep scrambling the morning of an event because slide timings are wrong or videos don’t finish…
Become — change the pattern
+I keep getting last-minute requests to change slide timings for multiple decks.
We keep scrambling the morning of an event because slide timings are wrong or videos don’t finish before the auto-advance. Over the past five decks this has cost setup time and made the lobby playback look unprofessional. What routine or checklist should I adopt so every deck is ready to loop unattended, and which two habits will save the most time and complaints?
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