If there is a lag set for transition of slides you can reset it in powerpoint by select slideshow menu and in that selecting slide transition. Slideshow menu has other option like animation etc which also can be verified. If it is not solving then it might be your PC/system config issue.
Add more RAM to your computer. When you load your presentation, it goes into RAM (fast random access)and if it is large, also onto a special place on your hard drive (slow virtual memory). The more RAM you have, the less remains on your virtual memory. I recommend installing at least 768 megs (512 MEG standard + extra 256 MEG chip) to ensure your video loads completely into RAM.
Open the powerpoint. Select the slide you are problem with. Go to the taskpane. Open the Slide transition. Go to the ADVANCE SLIDE. Select the AUTOMATIC AFTER check box & using the up & down arrows select a suitable time.
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If there is a lag set for transition of slides you can reset it in powerpoint by select slideshow menu and in that selecting slide transition. Slideshow menu has other option like animation etc which also can be verified. If it is not solving then it might be your PC/system config issue.
Add more RAM to your computer. When you load your presentation, it goes into RAM (fast random access)and if it is large, also onto a special place on your hard drive (slow virtual memory). The more RAM you have, the less remains on your virtual memory. I recommend installing at least 768 megs (512 MEG standard + extra 256 MEG chip) to ensure your video loads completely into RAM.
Open the powerpoint. Select the slide you are problem with. Go to the taskpane. Open the Slide transition. Go to the ADVANCE SLIDE. Select the AUTOMATIC AFTER check box & using the up & down arrows select a suitable time.
I hope this would solve your prob.