You may remember that, the Impress module of is the equivalent of Microsoft's PowerPoint. In the last post, we looked at the basics of starting an Impress presentation. Fill in your details below and get yours now We now have a FREE SPYWARE REPORT available, yours to keep and share if you wish. What you will find is that they are all the same, allowing you to replicate your presentation effects over all (though how you could create transition effects on a handout is rather amusing).
You have seen the 'Tasks' available from a 'Normal' perspective, so check out the remaining 'Tasks' on the 'Notes', 'Handout' and 'Slide Sorter' tabs. The remaining tabs do have the 'Tasks' area. Now if you have checked these out while, going through the above list, you will notice the the 'Outline' tab does not have a right hand area sectioned off (Tasks area). Predictably, the 'Handout' tab is for creating and editing a handout which can be generated to for presentation participants to take away as a hard copy.įinally, the 'Slide Sorter', no prizes for guessing what this baby does (allows you to order the slides to your preference of displaying them). The 'Notes' tab displays any notes the presenter may which to add which are not seen on the slideshow/presentation The 'Outline' tab shows the slides as thumbnails (tiny pictures) with the titles alongside
The 'Normal' tab is where the slides are presented for creating and editing.
These add extra useful parts for the creator of the presentation. Also, there were a number of tabs in the main area to have a look at. Last time we created our first slide (see last post if your unsure or haven't done this).
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