At 07:03 12/01/2016 +0100, Kim Christensen wrote:
I work with your presentation program, you can make so that it
automatically switches between all the slides?
You mean that you want the slide show to move on automatically to
each slide after a selected time - without intervention?
o In the Sidebar, select Slide Transition.
o Under "Apply to selected slides", select a transition.
o Under "Advance slide", select "Automatically after" and choose a
delay time in the box.
o To apply the transition to all slides, click "Apply to All Slides".
If you want the slide show to repeat from the beginning indefinitely:
o Go to Slide Show | Slide Show Settings... | Type.
o Select Auto and choose a delay. This is the *extra* time between
slide shows, so if you want the first slide to follow on from the
last with the same delay as you have already set between slides,
choose zero here.
Alternatively, you can make some of these choices on the third panel
of the Presentation Wizard.
It's all in Chapter 9 of the Impress Guide.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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