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Troubleshooting HIDE the character immediately prior to displaying the new window and then SHOW the character again immediately afterward. For example: Show Paul at center say Here's a cool spread sheet! Hide ShowExcel file=cool.xls ...etc... Show Paul at center ... Miscellaneous Whenever I open the Help files in Vox Proxy, I get either a Dialer or "Work Offline" dialog box. Vox Proxy Help is in HTML and uses Microsoft Internet Explorer for its display. If you have a web url address set as your "home" page in Internet Explorer and you are not connected to the Internet, then Internet Explorer will prompt to connect. You can avoid the connection dialog box by setting the home page to "Blank" in Internet Explorer Tools/Internet Options/General/Home page. PowerPoint Behavior We strongly suggest that you disable the "fast save" option in PowerPoint. Our PowerPoint experts say that this feature causes many corrupted files and other unexplainable behavior. It is on the Tools/Options/Save dialog in PowerPoint. If you have not already done so, be sure to turn on the "Show all scripts" menu item in PowerPoint. Instructions are in the Character Behavior troubleshooting item. During a slide show, either a slide changes too soon or the wrong slide animation appears. Your script contains more "Click" commands than there are animations on the slide. Remember that the Custom Animation must be set to appear "on mouse click" and not automatically by time. Use the "Diagnose" button on the Script Writer to check your script animation commands for consistency with your slide animations. When I go to a specific slide during a slide show, a character appears in the upper-left corner of the screen rather than where it is supposed to. Each slide script must stand alone if is to be restartable. At the beginning of each slide script, be sure to put a "Show" command to place each character on the screen. Otherwise, the slide show will work correctly if run continuously, but may not if you skip to a specific slide. One or more characters that "Hide" at the end of a slide reappear as the next slide begins. This is usually caused by hiding several characters at the same time at the end of a slide. The "NextSlide" command waits for the LAST character to finish hiding before changing slides, but if an earlier character has a slower Hide animation, it may not be completed when the slide changes, so he may reappear. The solution is to rearrange the order in which the characters hide, making the slowest one hide last. If the character reappears in the middle of a script, then you have inadvertently used a "hide" animation rather than a Hide command. Vox Proxy always interprets "Hide" as a command unless it appears on the same line as another animation. To avoid this problem, always use "Hide" on a separate line by itself. 127