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Duplicating images in OpenOffice Impress
amyauthbert
In Open Office Impress you can create multiple copies of your selected objects with a few clicks. Rather than messing about hitting copy and paste all the time, why not simply duplicate your item as many times as you wish with just a few clicks? In this screencast, we're shown how to duplicate an image to create multiple copies of it, and

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Flipping and Rotating your Objects in OpenOffice Impress and OpenOffice Draw
amyauthbert
In Open Office Draw and Impress, you can flip and rotate your objects at any angle. In this screencast we look at how to use the Position and Size menu option to do each of these things.


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Bringing shapes to the Front/Back of others in OpenOffice Impress/Draw
amyauthbert
In Open Office Impress and Open Office Draw, you can overlap images. You have the choice of bringing an object to the front of all the others, sending it to the back of all the other objects, bringing them one forward and sending them one back. Sound confusing? Thought so, just watch this quick and easy to understand tutorial and y

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Adding Charts and Spreadsheets into your OpenOffice Impress slideshow presentations
amyauthbert
In Open Office Impress, you can insert charts and spreadsheets to help show more data and information in more detail. Simply use the insert menu again, just like we did when we looked at how to add movies and sound to our slides.

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Saving OpenOffice Impress documents as Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation files
amyauthbert
In Open Office Impress, you can save your documents in various different file formats. In this screencast, like in the previous 2, I show you how you can save your Impress files in OpenOffice as Microsoft Office Powerpoint presentation files instead, so that they can easily be opened and edited by people who prefer to use Powerpoint rather than
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Changing the alignment of shapes in OpenOffice Draw
amyauthbert
In Open Office Draw and Impress you can set the alignment of shapes and other objects to make a perfectly symmetrical page if you want. In this quick screencast we look at how to move shapes into the top corners and center them, without dragging them manually with the mouse. This is useful for if you're wanting to make a professional looking

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Editing your Slideshow Settings in OpenOffice Impress
amyauthbert
In Open Office Impress you can change the settings of your slideshow so that it appears differently when you play it. There are various different options to chose from, such as choosing whether you want the mouse to show on the screen whilst your slides are showing, whether you want to change to the next slide automatically or manually, and wh

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Opening, saving and closing presentations in Open Office Impress
amyauthbert
Here we look at how to set up a presentation in OpenOffice Impress and how to save it, add transitions, open a recent document and close your presentation.



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Video tutorial showing how to loop your presentation in OpenOffice Impress, the free alternative to Microsoft Powerpoint
amyauthbert
You really can do everything that you would want to do with Microsoft Powerpoint with the free Open Office Impress application, including looping the presentation! In this screencast we're going to look at looping your slideshow presentations in OpenOffice Impress. This is useful if you have, for example, a stand set up at a trade show. Y
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Video tutorial introduces free office software called OpenOffice and the 6 modules: Base, Calc, Impress, Math, Writer, Draw
amyauthbert
In this screencast, we look at the basic features of each of the applications in Open Office. Open Office is an open source office suite, very similar to Microsoft office! The good news is... it's free! The 6 applicaions included in OpenOffice are: Base = Access Calc = Excel Writer = Word . . . ...view screencast

Adding Notes To Impress Presentation The Open Office Equivalent To PowerPoint
StevenH
Open Office Impress is a free and powerfule presentation software whch can do just about everything that Microsoft Powerpoint can do As you create your Impress presentation, like all slide presentations, you will have some notes to to keep you on track Here;s how to add those notes into your Impress slides to show them as part of your fin

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Output your Open Office Impress Presentation as Macromedia or Adobe Flash SWF Files
StevenH
If you want to distribute your presentations on the web, then a useful option to consider is to convert your presentation into a flash file. Normally, this would involve installing a conversion program on your PC, saving your presentation and then converting it. However, Open Office Impress has a built in converter which allows you to automatic
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Creating your First Presentation in Open Office Impress
StevenH
Open Office Impress, is the application included in Open Office, which allows you to create slide presentations. Similar to Microsoft's PowerPoint, Impress allows you to create blank presentations, or presentations based upon preset templates, making the process of creating professional looking slides quick and easy. In this screencast tutori

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Open Office Impress FAQ
Open Office Impress is used for creating On-Screen Presentations, similar to those created in Microsoft Powerpoint. Take a look at some of the Camtasia Tutorials we have answering some of the most Frequent Asked Questions about Open Office Impress, so you can get to grips with the software more quickly. . . . ...view screencast

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