MACROMEDIA BREEZE-USING THE BREEZE PLUG-IN FOR MICROSOFT POWERPOINT Use Manual page 26

Select Insert > Command.
2.
In the Player Command dialog box, select Wait for User and click OK.
3.
A wait marker appears in the dialog box.
To add a Go to Slide marker:
In the Edit Audio dialog box (Breeze > Edit Audio), click the audio location where you'll add a
1.
Go to Slide marker.
Select Insert > Command.
2.
In the Player Command dialog box, select Go to Slide and click OK.
3.
A marker appears in the dialog box.
Note: The Wait for User and Go to Slide options work only on the converted presentation. If you view
the presentation within PowerPoint (Breeze > View Show), these commands do not affect playback.
Inserting silence
The Edit Audio dialog box allows you to quickly add silence to your presentation audio. You can
specify the number of seconds of silence you would like to add.
To insert silence in your presentation:
In the Edit Audio dialog box (Breeze > Edit Audio), click the audio location or slide where you
1.
would like to insert silence.
Select Insert > Silence.
2.
In the Insert Silence dialog box, select the number of seconds of silence to add.
3.
Select one of the following options specifying where to insert silence:
4.
Cursor Position
Start of Slide
End of Slide
Click OK.
5.
Volume and audio controls
The Volume dialog box provides advanced features for processing your audio file. In addition to
allowing you to change the Recording Volume setting, you can apply Normalization and
Dynamics, as described in the procedure that follows.
Note: In most cases, you will not need to use these commands if you directly record using a
microphone and the Breeze plug-in. However, if you import audio you may need to use these
commands to improve your overall audio quality.
To Adjust the Volume Control or Process Audio:
Select Breeze > Edit Audio.
1.
In the Edit Audio dialog box, select Tools > Volume.
2.
In the Adjust Volume dialog box, you can select from the following options:
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adds silence to the current cursor location
adds silence to the beginning of the selected slide.
adds silence to the end of the selected slide.