Proxima Media Express Supplementary Manual

Brand: Proxima

Model: Media Express

Category: Software manuals

Type: Supplementary Manual

WARRANTY

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and workmanship under normal use during the Warranty Period. The Warranty Period commences on the day of

purchase by the end-user. The Warranty Period is one year.

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inspection, meets all of Proxima's requirements for a new product, and our full warranty terms apply. The end-user’s

sales receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase of the product and the name of the Reseller is proof of date of

purchase. The Warranty extends only to the original purchaser and is not transferable.

During the Warranty Period, Proxima will, at no additional charge, repair or replace defective parts or at the option of

Proxima, replace the entire unit.

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as a result of accident, misuse, or other abuse; (b) by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Proxima; or (c) by

modification of the product.

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warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. To the extent not prohibited by law, all statutory

warranties are hereby waived and excluded from this warranty. Proxima expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in

this Limited Warranty.

FCC STATEMENT

Warning: This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found

to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are

designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own

expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.

Warning: This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference, in which case

the user may be required to take adequate measures.

TRADEMARKS AND PATENTS

Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks; Desktop Projector, Desktop Projection, and MediaExpress are

trademarks of Proxima Corporation. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. This product is

covered by one or more of the following U.S. and foreign patent numbers: 5,062,001, 5,137,484, 5,153,568, 5,177,629,

5,181,015, 5,225,875, 5,264,835, 5,276,436, 5,298,892, 5,299,039, 5,300,944, 5,302,946, 5,321,450, 5,400,095,

5,453,803, 5,459,484, 5,483,382, 5,489,923, 5,499,036, 5,502,459, 5,504,501, 5,510,861, 5,512,967, 5,515,079, and

DES. 360,426.

Adobe, the Adobe logo, Acrobat, the Acrobat logo, Distiller, Exchange, and PostScript are trademarks of Adobe Systems

Incorporated or its subsidiaries and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.

Australia Pat. Nos. 644 852, 668 823

Canada Registered Design No. 74980 D Proxima Corporation 1994

British Registered Design No. 2 038 977

Germany Registered Design No.

M 94 03 987.9 geschutztes Muster, Under

Geschmacksmusterschutz

China Patent for Design No. 94303399.3

Japan Registered Design No. 948294

South Korean Registered Design No. 174628

Other US and foreign patents applied for.

Table of Contents

Introduction ....................................................................................... i-1

About Acrobat® Exchange™ ................................................................................ i-2

How to Get Started................................................................................................. i-2

Installing the Acrobat Software ............................................................................ i-2

Installing the Acrobat Exchange Presenter and Optimizer Plug-Ins

(Macintosh Only) .............................................................................................. i-3

Conventions............................................................................................................ i-4

Playing an Existing PDF File ................................................................................. 1-1

Using Acrobat PDF Writer .................................................................................... 1-1

Creating PDF files from Windows applications ............................................ 1-1

Creating PDF files from Macintosh applications........................................... 1-2

Optimizing a PDF file....................................................................................... 1-3

Giving Presentations ......................................................................... 2-1

Quick Start ............................................................................................................. 2-1

Navigating In the MediaExpress Dialog Boxes................................................... 2-1

Keys on the Cyclops remote control.............................................................. 2-2

Navigating with the Cyclops wand or laser pointer ..................................... 2-3

About the cursor.............................................................................................. 2-3

The Presentation Selector .................................................................................... 2-4

Changing to a different directory................................................................... 2-5

Deleting a file or directory .............................................................................. 2-5

The Presentation Options Dialog Box ................................................................. 2-5

Running a Presentation ........................................................................................ 2-6

The Wait Cue.................................................................................................... 2-8

The Toolbar ...................................................................................................... 2-8

Previewing and skipping slides.................................................................... 2-10

Zooming a slide............................................................................................. 2-11

Jumping to other slides using hot links ...................................................... 2-11

Customizing Presentations ............................................................... 3-1

Working with Your Presentation .......................................................................... 3-2

The Slide Sorter............................................................................................... 3-2

Selecting slides.......................................................................................................3-3

Selecting slides with the remote control....................................................... 3-3

Hiding slides and inserting blank pages ..............................................................3-7

Viewing slides.........................................................................................................3-9

Saving your changes .............................................................................................3-9

Table of Contents

Adding transition effects and timing ............................................................. 3-9

The Transition Editor..................................................................................... 3-11

Initial settings and default settings.............................................................. 3-12

Assigning transition effects.......................................................................... 3-12

Other Acrobat Exchange Tools..................................................................... 3-12

Cropping pages .................................................................................................... 3-12

Rotating Pages......................................................................................................3-13

The Cyclops Remote Control................................................................................A-1

Control Panel .........................................................................................................A-2

Index

Introducing the MediaExpress Image Display System

i-1

Introduction

The MediaExpress™ Image Display System is a hybrid, next-generation

product that brings the functionality of computers and projectors much

closer together.

The MediaExpress system eliminates the need to hook a computer up to the

projector. Just print your presentation from whatever application you’re

using to a special kind of file (called a .PDF file), copy or store the file on a

disk, then place the disk in the MediaExpress disk drive and start the show.

You can also develop a slideshow from any popular graphics product, then

save the presentation as a .PDF file. This lets you use your existing files and

training—there’s no need to learn a new presentation tool.

This unique technology is the result of a strategic relationship between

Proxima and Adobe Systems Incorporated. Adobe

is a leader in electronic

document products, specializing in tools that make communicating and

sharing information easier and more immediate.

Figure i-1 Placing a disk containing a presentation file in the MediaExpress disk drive

i-2

Introduction

ABOUT ACROBAT

EXCHANGE

™

In order to run your presentations from a disk, you must convert them to

.PDF files. You’ll use the Adobe Acrobat Exchange program that was

included in your MediaExpress package to do this. In most cases it's as

simple as choosing the Print command in your source application, then

choosing the .PDF driver as your printer. Instead of printing the document

on your printer, you print the document to a .PDF file, which is in a special

format that the MediaExpress system can use. You then copy that file to a

disk and place it into the MediaExpress disk drive.

The Acrobat Exchange program is very full-featured; for the sake of brevity,

this User's Guide only explains those features that you need to use in order to

save your presentations in .PDF format. We suggest that you review the

online help files that are included in this product to explore the numerous

other features of Acrobat Exchange.

Note: The Proxima Adobe Acrobat Exchange software has additional

features not found in other versions of Acrobat Exchange.

HOW TO GET STARTED

To get started, install the MediaExpress hardware and Acrobat Exchange

software. Refer to the MediaExpress Installation Card that came with your

MediaExpress kit for hardware installation instructions. Refer to the next

section for software installation instructions.

INSTALLING THE ACROBAT SOFTWARE

To install the Adobe Acrobat software:

1. Insert the disk labeled Installer Disk 1 into your computer's floppy drive.

2. Do one of the following:

• Windows users choose File, then Run, and type a:\setup

(or the drive letter of your floppy disk drive) and press Enter.

• Macintosh users double-click the Installer icon.

3. The License Agreement screen appears. Click Accept to continue the

installation. The Acrobat Exchange Installer dialog box appears.

Introducing the MediaExpress Image Display System

i-3

4. Do one of the following:

• Windows users, click the boxes next to the programs that you want to

install. Adobe Type Manager (ATM) is a utility that will help Acrobat,

and other Windows programs, to more easily handle your PostScript

and True Type fonts.

• Macintosh users, choose between Easy Install (recommended) or

Custom Install (for advanced users only).

5. Do one of the following:

• Windows users enter the target directory for the Acrobat Exchange file

and click Install.

• Macintosh users select the disk onto which you want the software

installed, and click Install.

6. Information about personalizing your software appears. Click OK.

7. Personalize your copy of Acrobat Exchange by entering your name,

organization, and serial number (located on your registration card).

Click OK.

8. Follow the on-screen instructions. When installation is complete,

click OK.

Installing the Acrobat Exchange Presenter and

Optimizer Plug-Ins (Macintosh Only)

Your MediaExpress package comes with two special plug-ins designed to

make your presentations even simpler and more effective. The Acrobat

Exchange Presenter plug-in provides you with a variety of transition effects

and special tools that allow you to create MediaExpress presentations on

your computer—without having to use your projector. Acrobat Exchange

Presenter also has transition effects and other tools that make your

presentations more attractive and effective.

The Optimizer plug-in reduces the size of your PDF files, making them even

easier to transport and display.

If you have a Macintosh, you need to install the plug-ins from a separate

disk. If you are a Windows 3.x or Windows 95 user, the plug-ins are

automatically installed with the Acrobat Exchange software.

i-4

Introduction

To install the Acrobat Exchange Presenter and Optimizer plug-ins to your

Macintosh:

1. Insert the disk labeled Presenter and Optimizer Plug-Ins into your

computer's floppy drive.

2. Double-click the Installer icon.

3. Click Continue to get past the title screen.

4. Carefully read the Release Notes screen. When you finish, click Continue.

5. When the Main Installation screen appears, click Install to accept the

default folder. If you've installed the Adobe Acrobat Exchange software to

another location, select that folder and click Install.

That's all there is to it! Now you're ready to start creating .PDF files for your

presentations.

CONVENTIONS

This User's Guide should be easy to follow. Here’s all you need to

remember:

• Words shown in italics are book titles (with a few exceptions).

• Words or phrases in boldface are items on a menu or dialog box (except

for warnings, which you should read carefully).

• Words or characters shown in mono-spaced type are a string of

characters you must type.

Here are some terms and phrases you’ll run across in the documentation.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these terms before you

read the rest of this manual.

TERM DESCRIPTION

Click Choose a button in a dialog box that is projected on the screen.

Press a key Press a physical key on the Cyclops remote control, wand, or laser

pointer.

Slide A single image in a presentation.

Screen The fabric or material onto which you are projecting an image.

Dialog box A window projected onto the screen; dialog boxes usually offer

options with various settings.

Presentation A series of slides organized sequentially in a file.

PDF Files

1-1

Chapter 1

PDF files

Once you have installed the Acrobat Exchange software and connected the

MediaExpress hardware to your projector, you should understand how to

work with PDF files. This chapter explains how to play and create PDF files.

PLAYING AN EXISTING PDF FILE

To play an existing PDF file, such as the sample PDF files included with your

MediaExpress kit:

1. Insert a disk containing a PDF file into the MediaExpress disk drive.

2. Press the center of the MouseDisk to bring up the Presentation Selector

dialog box.

3. Double-click the PDF file (or select the name of the file and click Run).

The next step is to turn your existing presentation into a PDF file.

USING ACROBAT PDF WRITER

Your Acrobat Exchange software includes a utility called Acrobat PDF Writer.

With it, you can use the Print command in your Windows or Macintosh

application to save a copy of a document as a PDF file.

In general, follow these steps to create a PDF file with Acrobat PDF Writer

(specific Windowsand Macintosh instructions follow):

1. Make sure that Acrobat PDF Writer is the current printer driver.

2. Go into your application and load the file.

3. Choose Print, select the Print to File option, and print the file.

Creating PDF files from Windows applications

1. Start your application and load the file.

2. Choose File, Print.

If the current printer is not Acrobat PDF Writer on DISK, click Print

Setup. Select Acrobat PDF Writer on DISK from the Specific Printer list,

then close the dialog box.

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Chapter One

3. In the Print dialog box, click OK.

4. Name the file (make sure to give it a .PDF extension), and select a

destination directory.

5. If you want, you can view the PDF file in the Acrobat Exchange window;

choose the View PDF File option. You can also enter information about

the file; just choose Prompt for Document Info.

6. Click OK.

Creating PDF files from Macintosh applications

Macintosh users must use PC-formatted disks to save PDF files. Most

Macintoshes are equipped with a disk drive that will read and write

PC-formatted disks. If you're having trouble using PC-formatted disks,

consult your Macintosh documentation for more information.

1. Start your application and load the file.

2. Hold down the Command (Apple key) and choose File, Print.

If the PDF Writer dialog box does not appear, select Acrobat PDF Writer

from the Chooser and try again.

3. Select the Select Short (DOS) File Names option to truncate the default

filename in the Save dialog box to a DOS filename (eight characters, a

period, and a .PDF extension).

Note: Make sure you give your presentation a .PDF extension. This is to

ensure that the MediaExpress system “sees” the presentation on the floppy

disk.

4. If you want, you can view the PDF file in the Acrobat Exchange window;

select the View PDF File option. You can also enter information about

the file; just select Prompt for Document Info.

5. Click OK. The Save As dialog box appears with the name of the PDF file.

6. Rename the file as needed. Select a destination folder, then click Save.

Note: The PDF file appears on screen if you selected the View PDF File

option.

PDF Files

1-3

Optimizing a PDF file

Your Acrobat Exchange software comes with a special plug-in called

Optimizer. Acrobat Exchange Optimizer reduces file sizes by deleting

thumbnails and repeated bitmapped images. Deleting repeated images

won't affect the appearance of your presentation, as graphics are reused each

time they appear.

To optimize a PDF file:

1. Click File and Optimize And Save As.

2. Select Delete Thumbnails, Delete Redundant Bitmapped Images, or

both.

3. Click OK.

4. Specify a name for the document in the Save As dialog box.

5. Click OK.

Giving Presentations

2-1

Chapter 2

Giving presentations

Now that you've created a presentation, this chapter shows you how to run

it using the Cyclops

remote control, wand, or optional laser pointer. In

order to give a presentation, the MediaExpress hardware must be installed

and connected to the projector.

QUICK START

Note: There are times when it might be helpful for you to preview your slide

show on your computer. You can preview a slide show with the Slide Show

option in Adobe Acrobat Exchange. Click Slide Show or choose Slide and

Slide Show. Your slide show will display on your computer exactly as it will

using the MediaExpress system. Press the ESC key on your keyboard to stop

the slide show.

When you’re ready to start your presentation, follow these steps:

1. Turn on the projector. If the MediaExpress title screen is not shown, press

the key once, or the Source key until it appears.

2. Press the MouseDisk to bring up the Presentation Selector dialog box.

3. Press the edges of the MouseDisk or the Forward/Reverse keys to move to

the desired PDF file. Press the center of the MouseDisk once to select the

file.

4. Double-click the PDF file (or select the name of the file and click Run).

You’ll see the Presentation Options Dialog box.

NAVIGATING IN THE MEDIAEXPRESS DIALOG BOXES

Before you can play your presentation, you should understand how to

navigate through the MediaExpress system. This section details how to use

the Cyclops remote, wand, or laser pointer to navigate through the various

MediaExpress dialog boxes.

The MediaExpress system was designed to be used with the Cyclops remote

control, wand, or laser pointer. If you temporarily misplace your Cyclops

remote control or wand during a presentation, you can perform most

actions using the keys on the projector’s control panel (see Appendix A).

2-2

Chapter Two

You will use three dialog boxes to work with your presentation: one to

choose the file, one to adjust the sequence of the slides, and a third to adjust

timing and add transition effects.

There are only a few keys on the Cyclops remote control that you’ll use to

navigate and make selections: the MouseDisk and the forward/reverse keys.

A few simple actions are all you need to know.

Many of the dialog boxes and commands in Acrobat Exchange are identical

to those in the MediaExpress system. You can use your computer's mouse

just like the Cyclops remote, wand, or optional laser pointer to navigate

through the screens.

Keys on the Cyclops remote control

• To select a button, checkbox, or list box, or any item in a list box, press

the edges of the MouseDisk to point to the item. You can also use the

forward and reverse buttons to select a file or slide in a list box.

• To click a button or check a checkbox (once you’ve pointed to it), press

the center of the MouseDisk.

Please study the following illustration before you continue—you may want

to explore a bit on your own in order to get comfortable with the Cyclops

remote control.

VOLUME

PROXIMA

MUTE

SETUPSOURCE

PROG 2PROG 1

–+

1 3

Figure 2-1 The Cyclops remote control

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2-3

1. MouseDisk - Press the edges of the disk to move among the controls in

dialog boxes, and to select an item from a list box.

Press the MouseDisk to choose a button or check a checkbox. To make a

selection without moving the mouse, make sure you press the center of

the disk without moving the edges.

2. Forward/Reverse - If you prefer, you can press these keys to move among

the items in a list box.

3. Prog2/ - Press the MediaExpress key to exit a slide show or to quick

select buttons outlined in blue on your screen.

With some projectors, it may be necessary to set the default operation for

this key to work with the MediaExpress system. Consult your projector's

user's guide for more information.

Navigating with the Cyclops wand or laser pointer

You can also use the Cyclops wand or optional laser pointer to select items

in the dialog boxes:

1. Point to the button, checkbox, or file.

2. Press and release the button on the Cyclops wand or activate the

high-intensity laser spot.

About the cursor

The cursor changes from an arrow pointer to different icons, depending on

your actions. For example, it changes to a page with an arrow when you’re

moving slides, and it changes to a when you are out of bounds for the

current activity.

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Chapter Two

THE PRESENTATION SELECTOR

In order to work with a presentation, you need to understand how to find

and select presentation files. This section shows how to use the Presentation

Selector dialog box to change directories and copy files.

When you first switch to MediaExpress mode, the title screen appears. Press

the MouseDisk on the Cyclops remote control, the wand button, or activate

the

high-intensity laser spot to reach the Presentation Selector.

All of the MediaExpress dialog boxes are organized in a similar way; action

buttons are found on the right, and hint messages appear near the bottom.

These hints briefly describe the current item or action.

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Goto

Figure 2-2, A sample Presentation Selector dialog box

Figure 2-2 shows the Presentation Selector. If you have the MediaExpress

model that comes with a hard drive, your Presentation Selector dialog box

will look slightly different.

1. The Floppy Disk list box shows the files on the floppy disk currently in

the drive. Directories are followed by a backslash (\) after the name (such

as the directory TEMP\ shown in Figure 2-2).

To scroll the list, point to one of the arrows on the scroll bar and click it,

or click somewhere in the bar between the arrows.

2. The Show Only PDF Files checkbox lets you choose between viewing all

the files on the disk or only presentation files.

3. The Hint Message status bar gives information that describes the current

item or action.

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Use the Presentation Selector to:

• Choose a presentation to run.

• Choose a presentation to edit.

• Delete a presentation file from disk.

Changing to a different directory

To switch to a different directory, double-click the name of the directory. You

can also select the directory and click Goto. The path, including the

directory, appears at the top of the list box.

To move up to the parent directory, double-click the ..\ string in the list box.

Deleting a file or directory

To delete a file or directory, select it and click Delete. The MediaExpress

system prompts you to confirm your selection. Click OK to continue. If you

are deleting a directory that contains files, the system confirms that you

want to delete the directory and associated files.

THE PRESENTATION OPTIONS DIALOG BOX

The Presentation Options dialog box offers several settings that affect how

your presentation runs. These settings are not saved with the presentation

file; they must be set before you start your presentation.

Set presentation characteristics.

PRESENTATION OPTIONS: SALES.PDF

Cancel

Advance

Manual

Enable automatic advance

Show Slides

All

From

Loop continuously

Show presentation toolbar

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Figure 2-3 Presentation Options dialog box

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Chapter Two

1. The Show Slides setting lets you run the entire presentation, or a

sequential part of it. To run a part of the presentation, indicate the

numbers of the first and last slides in the sequence.

2. The Advance setting lets you choose whether to manually advance from

slide to slide. If you choose Enable automatic advance, each slide will

advance according to the timing you indicate for it in the Advance section

of the Transition Selector dialog box.

3. The Loop Continuously setting lets you play the presentation over and

over until you stop it manually. Press the MediaExpress key on the

Cyclops remote control or Stop on the toolbar to stop the presentation.

4. The Show Presentation toolbar setting lets you use the toolbar during

the presentation. The Toolbar has buttons that make it easier to advance

or reverse through slides with the Cyclops wand or laser pointer. It also

offers a Preview window that you can use to skip or preview slides.

Note: The settings you choose in this dialog box will remain in effect until

you turn off the projector (except for the From xx to xx setting). After the

projector has been turned off, the MediaExpress settings revert to the factory

defaults. The settings are: show all slides, manual advance, continuous loop

off, and the Show Presentation toolbar on.

RUNNING A PRESENTATION

To begin the presentation, adjust the following settings as needed and click

OK (if you want to use the Preview feature, make sure you check the Show

presentation toolbar checkbox).

The next illustration shows how to run a presentation using the Cyclops

remote control. You can also run your presentation from the Toolbar using

the Cyclops wand or optional laser pointer. See the section “The Toolbar”

for details.

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2-7

VOLUME

PROXIMA

MUTE

SETUPSOURCE

PROG 2PROG 1

–+

Figure 2-4 Running the presentation from the Cyclops remote control

1. Forward/Reverse - Move to the next or previous slide.

2. Pause - Pauses a presentation or continues from a pause.

3. Prog2/ - Stops the presentation. With some projectors, it may be

necessary to program this key to work with the MediaExpress system.

Consult your projector's user's guide for more information.

Note: The mouse pointer does not appear until you move it. This is so that it

does not distract your audience.

There are several tables in Appendix A that explain the function of each key

on the Cyclops remote control and on the projector panel.

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Chapter Two

The Wait Cue

Whenever you perform a function in the MediaExpress system, such as

advancing through your presentation, opening a presentation, or jumping to

a linked slide, you will see the wait cue in the upper left hand of the screen

(see Figure 2-5).

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Figure 2-5 The Wait Cue

The wait cue indicates that MediaExpress is busy re-drawing the screen. If

you are opening a complicated slide, the wait cue may display for a short

time. This is normal. When the wait cue disappears, you can continue with

your presentation.

The Toolbar

The MediaExpress presentation toolbar has two functions:

• The toolbar makes it easy to run presentations with the Cyclops wand or

laser pointer by offering the same features as the remote control.

• The toolbar lets you use a Preview window, where you can preview the

next slide or search for a slide without using the entire screen.

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To display the toolbar, select Show presentation toolbar in the Presentation

Options dialog box. The toolbar appears near the bottom right corner of the

screen. Its buttons are similar to those found on most VCRs and laserdisc

players.

Figure 2-6 Cyclops Toolbar

BUTTON FUNCTION

Previous returns to the previous slide.

Pause suspends the timer if the slide is set to automatically

advance. Click this button a second time to resume the advance

timer.

Stop ends the presentation.

Return brings the slide back to normal magnification (if you

previously zoomed the slide). Or, if you just selected a hot link,

this button returns you from the link.

Preview displays a small window in the lower right corner of the

screen that you can use to view or find any slide in the

presentation (see the next section).

Next advances to the next slide.

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Chapter Two

Previewing and skipping slides

Use the Preview window when you want to preview the next slide, or to

search for another slide without using the entire screen.

To use the Preview window, click Preview on the Toolbar. A small window

appears above the Toolbar.

Cancel

Goto

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Figure 2-7 The Preview window

While the Preview window is visible, all actions you perform only affect the

Preview Window. In other words, if you click the Next button, the Preview

Window will show the next slide, but the larger projected image will not

change.

When you are ready to show your audience the full slide displayed in the

Preview Window, just click Goto.

For example, to skip over several slides, follow these steps:

1. Click Preview on the Toolbar to turn on Preview mode. The Preview

Window appears, showing the next slide.

2. Click Next on the Toolbar to skip slides until the Preview Window shows

the desired slide.

3. Click Goto above the Preview Window to display the slide in the window

on the entire screen. When you click Goto, the Preview Window

disappears.

If you want to close the Preview Window without changing the image on the

screen, click Cancel.

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