Photos from one slide still appear on next slide

Very frustrating problem: I have a picture of building on
slide 1. I create slide 2 and start working on text. For some
reason, when I go back to edit slide 1, and then go back again to
slide 2, the picture of the building now appears on slide 2. There
is NOT a layer containing the picture in slide 2, only a layer for
text.
The picture does not appear in the thumbnail along the left
side of the screen for slide 2.
I checked to make sure that the picture was not mistakenly
merged with the background.
When in preview mode, if I start with Slide 1 and play
through the picture continues to appear. If I start the preview
with slide 2, the picture is not there, just my text...
Anyone else experience something like this?

Yes, that is it! I swear, I thought I checked that as a
possible cause already.
Quite frankly, I don't even know how I hit that selection. I
was revisiting this, the first project I created with Captivate,
after a couple of months, and it never used to have this problem. I
thought for sure I had a corrupt file, because when I created it
originally, I didn't know about the option to "display for the rest
of project"...
Thank you very much for your help.

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