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Formatting slide shows
Changing individual slide settings
The options in the Slideshow Viewer and Properties panel affect all slides in the slide show, as long as no individual
slides are selected. By selecting one or more slides in the Slideshow Viewer, the options you change in the Slideshow
Viewer or Properties panel affect only the selected slides. This gives you the flexibility to set a default transition for
all slides in the slide show and then set a different transition for a special slide, for example.
When editing individual slides, use the Basic pane of the Properties panel to change the name and description,
specify the duration, set scaling options, and create subtitles. Use the Transitions pane to specify a different transition
for the slide. Use the Effects pane to specify pan and zoom settings for the slide.
To add audio to slide shows
If you want sound to play during the slide show, you can add one or more audio clips to the Audio area of the
Slideshow Viewer. Only audio files may be added to the Audio area. Supported audio file formats include WAV, AC3,
MPEG (layer II), and AIFF.
The audio files are played in order during the slide show.
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Create a slide show, and import one or more audio clips as assets in the Project panel.
Drag the audio assets from the Project panel to the Audio area of the Slideshow Viewer.
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If necessary, adjust the order in which the audio files are played by dragging them elsewhere in the list.
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Under the Audio area, select one of the following:
Fit Slideshow To Audio Duration
duration of the audio file or files specified, ensuring that both the audio and slides finish at the same time. This
option overrides the individual slide duration settings.
Continues playing the audio clip or clips until the slide show ends. This is especially useful if the slide
Loop Audio
duration exceeds the duration of the audio clips.
Adjusts the length of each slide in the slide show equally, based on the total
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