Lesson 2: Saving Show Slides - ScanSoft Kai’s Power SHOW User Manual

3. Locate the SHOW Player Installer in
the SHOW application folder on your
system, or in the Show Settings dialog
which appears, click to include either
the PC or Macintosh Player Installer.
4. In your E-mail application, attach the
.sas show file, its associated media
folder, and the SHOW Player Installer
to an E-mail and send it.
You might want to use utilities such as
WinZip or StuffIt to compress the file
to ensure efficient transfer before you
put these files on-line or onto
removable media.
The recipient can play the show even if
they don't have the SHOW application by
using the SHOW Player Installer, called
SHOW Player.exe (PC) or SHOW Player
(Macintosh), which you can distribute
freely with your show.
To play a show remotely without SHOW:
1. Double-click the SHOW Player
Installer icon. Then just follow the
installer prompts.
2. This install process ensures that all
files are put into their proper places.
3. When the install is complete,
double-click the SHOW Player
program icon or select Start
menu> Programs> SHOW Player.
The Open dialog appears.
4. Locate the name of the desired .sas
project file and click Open.
Remember, to successfully use the
player, you must have both the .sas
show file and its associated media
folder.
The show will begin to run on a black
background. If the recipient has the
SHOW application, they can also edit the
show.

Lesson 2: Saving SHOW Slides

It is possible to save an animated text slide
that you create in the EDIT Room as an
individual SHOW slide (.shp) so that you
can open and use it in other SHOW
projects. For example, you might want to
create an animated introduction slide to
be used in all of your sales presentations.
This lesson teaches you to save an
animated SHOW Slide.
To save an animated SHOW Slide:
1. Use the scroll arrow under the Output
Preview window until you find a slide
in your show containing animated
text.
If you click-and-drag on the Output
Preview itself, a small Nano Output
Preview appears in the Output
Preview window. This smaller display
keeps pace with the cursor
movements and allows you to see
which slides you are passing over in
real-time. When you stop dragging,
the slide in the smaller Nano Output
Preview fills the entire Output
Preview.
Use the Output Preview to select the slide you
want to save or print.
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