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my issue has been solved!!
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Hey, lecturer here, this can be a double edged sword because if you need to make sneeky last minute edits you have to open PowerPoint first, then open the document to edit it which is not quick and easy to do under pressure. The better thing to do is use your normal ppx file, right click and press "show" instead of "open".
One thing you could do with a .pps is write an autolaunch.bat file for your memory stick to automatically open the .pps so that the show opens without clicking once you have inserted your memory stick.
Everybody has that feeling when the audience is a 'step-up' from your comfort zone. The only/best way to eliminate it in the long run is practice. But a few points that may help:
The audience either doesn't care, or is on your side, i.e. either they are not listening (which mostly has nothing to do with you) or they are interested and therefore want you to succeed. They aren't hecklers in a comedy club.
Know the first minute of your talk completely by heart, know how you will end the talk and know the order of your slides. Once you got the ball rolling it usually isn't that bad (at least for me).
If the size of the audience is a problem, unfocusing my eyes so they just become a large blurb, or looking slightly above the audience (or an empty spot) can help. The old advice is imagine they are naked, but I would go with stupid hats instead if you take that route.