How to set up a PPT file to automatically jump to the last reading position_How to set up an automatic jump to the last reading position

Setting the function of automatically jumping to the last reading position in the PPT document can help users quickly browse the PPT pages they have opened. Wondering how to set this feature up? Below, PHP editor Youzi will introduce in detail how to set up automatic jump to the last reading position to help everyone improve PPT reading efficiency.

1. There is a shortcut key combination Shift F5 in Word that returns to the last editing location, but in PPT it starts playback from the beginning. Does PPT have a shortcut key with the same function? not at all. Nowadays, many PDFs and Words have built-in storage of the last reading position. If you just read it by yourself and don’t need to demonstrate or edit, you can convert it into a PDF file and that’s it.

2. When it comes to converting pdf, it is quite simple. First, print the PPT.

3. Select adobe pdf as the printer, and the PDF file will be generated after confirmation.

4. Use PDF-related software to open the file. I use Adobe acrobat, then set the save reading function and select edit.

5. Select the preference in the edit drop-down menu.

6. Check [Reopen document to restore last view settings] in the document, and you can continue reading from where you left off the next time you open the file.

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