Remove Prev and Next Button from a Layers

I know this is a pretty old post, but thank you for the "warning layer" idea! That is exactly what I was missing in my course and I was having so much trouble coming up with that for some reason. Thanks! 

I know this is an old post, but you probably don't need separate variables for every layer if you just want the buttons to be hidden when any layer is displayed. You could reuse the same variable (like 'LayerDisplayed') throughout your project.

Also, thanks for solving this problem for me -- the fact that the forums are searchable means old posts can be just as useful as new ones.

Thanks! I'm not good with remembering hot keys, but after I sent the last
email I right-clicked on the slide, which produced a drop-down menu with a
'properties' link. I was able to disable the buttons from there. :)

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I added the comment for the benefit of anyone like me who was searching for an answer on this issue. It seems easier to me to track one variable rather than multiples.

In my particular project, I wanted the Prev/Next buttons to appear on the base layer and then disappear when other layers are displayed.

On the layer, instead of the trigger 'hide layer' you need to 'jump to the slide'. This should reset the main slide when you leave the layer.
Hope this helps...
Regards
Jenny

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