Click
on the button to the left. It is the Slide Transition button, and will produce
the following window:
The
transitions which you choose will take place as the slide disappears and the next
slide is presented.
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After you select a transition the dog will change to a key
using the transition style you choose. Experiment with slow, medium, or fast to
see which works best with your slide show |
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If your show is going to run by itself, select automatically
and enter a number of seconds. On the other hand, if you are speaking as you present
the slides you may prefer the mouse click option. |
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This sound accompanies the transition from one slide to another.
Try to make sure that you have a real need for the sound to accompany your slides. |
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If you want the same transition for each slide in your show
then apply to all is the option to choose. If every slide appears the same way,
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Always
test your presentation before showing it. What sounded like such a good choice
while you were writing, may not work out as well as you thought.
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