Ivan_C;48390594 said:
You didn't mention which version of PowerPoint you're using for yourpresentation, but honestly, I don't think these links or instructions should give you much trouble in fixing what's going on. Just take a look at these
- Adjusting how long each slide stays on screen
- Setting up a presentation to run automatically
Thanks for the links, man.
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So, I was wondering how you can set things up so that every slide just stays on screen for, say, 5 seconds, and then the whole presentation just loops back to the start once it hits the last one? Basically, how do I make it run on its own in a continuous loop?
So, I was wondering how you can set things up so that every slide just stays on screen for, say, 5 seconds, and then the whole presentation just loops back to the start once it hits the last one? Basically, how do I make it run on its own in a continuous loop?
Pompeii [2014]
in Movies ·
Richard Wilson4 said:I mean, I don't know...
I’m totally down with the idea of taking those massive disaster movie vibes we loved back in the 90s and dropping them into ancient times. But honestly, what's with throwing in all those elements from that Spartak TV show? And why on earth did they cast Orlando Bloom's twin brother, you know, Jon Snow, as the lead...
This whole project has been stuck in pre-production for ages, and it was originally supposed to star Orlando Bloom. But what really gets under my skin while watching the trailer is that predictable romance subplot—it feels like you just can't make a movie these days without forcing one in.
Insurance Agent Licensing Exam at H&M
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
So, if you’re aiming to become an agent, the exam is mostly multiple choice, but if you're going for the broker route, you'll be doing more writing. Basically, the test covers everything about agents and brokers and what their day-to-day actually looks like—so if you're prepping for the agent side, expect a handful of questions specifically on them, and it's the same deal for brokers. After that, though, the bulk of the questions are all focused on life insurance.
frozenheron7 said:Try setting the cell to format Cells -> Number
EDIT: I was thinking, is it possible you're using a period instead of a comma for the decimal? That usually trips things up for me.
Using a comma works perfectly, thanks.
Jack Hayes said:I mean, what kind of number would cause Excel to turn it into a date? Usually, Excel only does that if there's an apostrophe at the start like '10-3' or '5-2'.
If you need that cell to actually work in your formulas, just make sure you format it as a number rather than leaving it as text.
Like, it takes something like 17.3 and flips it to Mar 17 or turns 12.20 into Dec 20; honestly, I'll just stick to using a comma instead of a period from now on.
So, Excel 2010 keeps turning my numbers into dates, which is driving me a little crazy. I already know the old tricks—like slapping an apostrophe before the number or using format cells to set it as text—but then all my formulas just break and stop working properly. Does anyone know if there’s actually a permanent fix for this?
Insurance Agent Licensing Exam at H&M
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
The exam for agents is all multiple choice, but the brokers have it a bit tougher since they have to deal with open-ended questions and actually write out their answers—no oral exams, thankfully. A friend of mine who took it back in January mentioned her questions covered stuff like reinsurance, claims liquidation, some life insurance basics, the Social Security Administration, deductibles, subrogation, waiting periods, co-insurance, power of attorney, the core components of an insurance policy, co-insurance, underinsurance, and how companies split up.
I’m actually sitting for my exam at the end of the month myself. I’ve got this study guide from State Farm, so I’m really hoping it covers enough ground. Honestly, I’m feeling pretty unmotivated to hit the books, but hey, duty calls, right?
I’m actually sitting for my exam at the end of the month myself. I’ve got this study guide from State Farm, so I’m really hoping it covers enough ground. Honestly, I’m feeling pretty unmotivated to hit the books, but hey, duty calls, right?