The most common causes of low back pain are: 1  Injury or overuse. 2  Pressure on nerve roots from conditions such as a herniated disc or spinal stenosis. 3  OsteoarthritisOsteoarthritis, which is usually caused by getting older. 4  When osteoarthritis affects the small joints in the spine, it can lead to back pain by making the joints themselves stiff and ...
Once you set the presentation up to loop continuously, you then need to set up your slide timings to ensure that each slide advances on its own. Step 1. Click the Slide Show tab at the top of the PowerPoint 2010 screen.Click the Set Up Slide Show button in the Set Up area of the ribbon.nce you set the presentation up to loop continuously, you then need to set up your slide timings to ensure that each slide advances on its own. Step 1. Click the Slide Show tab at the top of the PowerPoint 2010 screen.
Important Note-In order for the slideshow to run unattended, you must have set timings for slide transitions and animations to run automatically. For information on how to set timings on transitions and animations, see the related tutorial links at the end of this article. Loop a PowerPoint Slide Show.1  Click Slide Show tab on the ribbon. 2  Click the Set Up Slide Show button. 3  The Slide Show dialog box opens. 4  Click OK. 5  Click on the menu. 6  The Slide Show dialog box opens. 7  Click OK. Click Slide Show tab on the ribbon. 2  Click the Set Up Slide Show button. 3  The Slide Show dialog box opens. 4  Under the Show options section, check the box for Loop continuously until 'Esc'. 5  Click OK.