User Guide

40 Chapter 3: Working with Content
Using the presentation Outline pane
Most presentations have an Outline pane on the sidebar. The Outline pane lists the title and
duration of each slide. You can use the Outline pane to display information and to move to a
specific slide in the presentation.
To view the Outline pane:
• Click the Outline pane in the sidebar on the right side.
The Outline pane contains the following features:
■ The current slide is highlighted with a glow color. (You can change this color in the theme.)
■ The entire slide title appears when the pointer is held over the title.
■ The duration of the slide is shown next to each slide.
■ You can move to any slide in the presentation by clicking the slide title in the Outline pane.
Using the presentation Thumb pane
Presentations can have a Thumb pane on the sidebar. The Thumb pane shows a small picture of
each slide, the slide title and the slide duration. You can use the Thumb pane to see the contents
of each slide quickly and to move to a specific slide in the presentation.
To view the Thumb pane:
• Click the Thumb pane in the sidebar on the right side.
The Thumb pane contains the following features:
■ The current slide is highlighted with a glow color. (This color can be changed in the theme.)
■ The entire slide title appears when the pointer is held over the title.
■ You can move to any slide in the presentation by clicking the slide title in the Thumb pane.
Viewing presentation slide Notes
When you create a presentation in PowerPoint, you can enter notes for individual slides. If any
slide Notes exist, they can be displayed in the Breeze Presentation.
Note: Slide Notes are optional.
When slide Notes appear, they are located on the right side of the presentation window. You
cannot change the size of the slide Notes pane.
To view slide notes:
• Click the Notes pane in the sidebar on the right side.
The Notes pane contains the following features:
■ The complete notes text is displayed. The text is unformatted and cannot be edited directly
on the pane.