We have created a series of powerpoint presentations that are linked together to use as a selling tool with our clients. The presentations were seperated and linked through buttons on each slide to cut down on the time it takes to load and run. The presentations have been burned to a CD with powerpoint viewer on it so that the customer gets the CD and it starts automatically when inserted in the CD drive. The only problem is if you want to exit the presentations you have to hit the esc key as many times as the number of presentations you viewed. I know there is a way to create a macro that would exit powerpoint viewer and link it to a button that could be clicked. I just need to know how. Please help! Due today!

I don't know the answer you are looking for but how about Alt+F4 to close the open window instead of Escape? Bryan

Will the macro run with the viewer? If so, put an AutoClose() macro in each of the presentations with the single line of code, Application.Quit This will close PP when they close any of the presentations. HTH - And I would like to know if macros run with the viewer if you could let me know.