Copying-And-Pasting Slides; Flipping Frames; Adding A Slide Display Time To A Show - ScanSoft Kai’s Power SHOW User Manual

To select a single frame to edit:
Click a frame in the Sequencer.
Or, move the Current Frame Indicator
to a new frame in the Nano
Sequencer.
To select all frames:
Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Select > All Frames.
To invert a selection:
Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Select > Inverse.
The selected frames are deselected,
and all the unselected frames are
selected.

Copying-and-Pasting Slides

You can copy the contents of slides from
one position in the Sequencer to another.
The clipboard can hold either slides with
transitions and sounds, or just sounds or
transitions only.
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To copy-and-paste a slide:
1. Click a frame in the Sequencer.
2. Click the Sequencer menu, and
choose Copy > Slide.
Choose Sound or Transition to copy
the sound clip or transition effect
from the selected frame.
3. Click the frame where you want to
paste the contents.
4. Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Paste Slide.

Flipping Frames

You can flip frames horizontally or
vertically in the Sequencer. Flipping lets
you adjust images; especially those
imported from scanners and digital
cameras.
To flip a frame:
1. Click a frame in the Sequencer.
2. Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Flip > Vertical or Flip >
Horizontal.
Adding a Slide Display Time to a
Show
A show can have a uniform delay
associated with each slide. This delay
extends the time that each slide is visible
in the show. This extra delay time is in
addition to the time it takes to load the
slide.
Although transition speeds can vary
between slides, slide display time must be
uniform. If variable display time is
required, choose the Click to Advance
option.
To add a uniform preset delay to a show:
Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Settings > and the relative
delay you want.
(You can also select Click to Advance
or Loop.)
To set a precise delay to a show:
Click the Sequencer menu, then
choose Settings > and drag the slider
at the bottom of the menu.
Drag right to increase the delay, and
left to decrease it.