Software to Animate Graphics

[Billy Welsh]

Another option would be to print slides to PDF in desired order, then use Adobe for slide show.  With PDFactory, this creates one PDF file.  And you can reorder before saving if you happen to print in wrong order (though depending on # of misplaced slides starting over could be quicker - it is one page at a time).

Just another way to skin the cat.

[Lance Bateman]

You can copy the slides from "2" into "1", but I'd then check how it runs in case there is anything that needs to be fixed.

Thanks, Lance.  Since this presentation is primarily for seniors, I'm hoping that the threshold for technical competence is fairly low.   My problem is that it will be shown along with an insurance company presentation, so I don't want to come off as being too crude or elementary. 

I'm assuming that I can somehow "merge" the 2 Power Point presentations to one file by just copying and pasting slides from one file to another.  Is that correct?   I'm assuming that I will have to edit the timing of the slides to match their timing and special effects.  Or will I just have to run 2 separate PP files?

[Jeff Zylstra]

Thank you, ladies and gents!