how to use slides

8/11/2019 How to Use Slides

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How to Use

Slides


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Slidesis a tool used to

create, present

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and share presentations

online.



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The Slides Editoris on the

Web



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so you can access it

anytime



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as long as you have internet

and a web browser.



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There's no need to

download anything.



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All of your work is stored

securely on their servers



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accessible wherever you

are.



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To start using Slides



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go to www.slides.com



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In this tutorial,

were going to use



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the Basic(FREE) Plan of

Slides.



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Click Selectin the Basic plan.



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Then you could either

create an account in Slides



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or sign in with Facebook or

Google.



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In this tutorial, were going

to create an account.



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Enter in your desired username.



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Enter in your email.



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Enter in your password.



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Answer the question for

verification.



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Then click Sign up.



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Your Profile page appears.



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Editor Overview



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Click Create a deck.



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and Slides Arangement.



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A checkmark here means the

latest changes are saved.



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Use these to add or edit existing

content.



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By default, when no content is

focused



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If focused on a content, on this

text for example



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another set of contextual options

appears



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that lets you configure the

selected content.



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This is a blockof content, a text-

block particularly.



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Click on it twice to edit the text



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You can also drag a block to

move it around.



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such as background color



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background image



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fragments



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and speaker notes.



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Adding a New Slide



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To add a new slide,



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click the plus button on the

right.



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then click your desired template.



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Your new slide appears.



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You may also add a vertical

slide.



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Click the plus button below to

add a vertical slide.



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Click your desired template.



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Your new slide appears.



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Click these arrows to go to the

adjacent slide



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whether its on the left, right, up

or down.



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Working with Blocks



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that can be individually

moved around



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and configured within a

slide.



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Kinds of blocks are text



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image, iframeand shape

blocks.



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Click on a block once to focus on

it.



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Use the tools here to configure

the selected block.



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Click your desired alignment

here.



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and choose your desired text

color.



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Click on background color field



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and choose your desired color.



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If you like to add border, check

this box.


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Tools appear for configuringborder.



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Click the Border style field.



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Then click your desired style.



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Enter in the width here.



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Enter in the radius here.



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Click the Color field.



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Click your desired color.



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Insert Image and Shape


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To insert an image in your slide,click Image.



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Click Upload.



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Locate then your imagefrom your computer



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by clicking on the file.



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The image appears in your slide.


You may drag this to move


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You may drag this to movearound



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Click here to change Opacity.



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Check this box to add Border


then edit like what we did in the


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then edit like what we did in theprevious slides.



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Here are theActionbuttons.


Click Maximize to maximize the


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ClickMaximizeto maximize thesize of the selected block.



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Click Duplicateto make a copy of

the selected block.



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Click Deleteto remove the

selected block from the slide.



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To add a Shape in your slide, click

Shape.



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A shape appears in your slide.



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Click on the Shape field



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and click your desired shape.



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Click on the Color field



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and click your desired color.



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Click Done.


Cli k hi h


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Click this arrow to move the

image back.


Cli k hi h


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Click this arrow to move the

image infront.



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Slide Options


Click Slide Background Color


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Click Slide Background Coloron the right.



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Click your desired color.



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Background color applied.



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Then click Upload image.


Locate the file from your


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Locate the file from your

computer.



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Click Open.



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Click on Stretchdown arrow


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and choose between Fitand

Original.



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Slide background image done.


To add speaker notes click


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To add speaker notes, click

Speaker notes


Type in your notes for the


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Type in your notes for the

selected slide



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then click Ok.



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Presenting Your Deck


To present a deck click Present


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To present a deck, click Present

on your Profile page.



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Speaker Viewis the

control panel for yourpresentation.



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whereas the Speaker viewisseen only by you (speaker).



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You see the upcoming slide here


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You see the upcoming slide here.


Heres the speaker notes


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Here s the speaker notes.


This is the elapsed time


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This is the elapsed time


and current time


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and current time.


Click this arrow to go to the next


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You can also let youraudience follow along



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with your presentation inreal-time from their own

browser.


Share this link to your audience


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Share this link to your audience



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Check the box of fullscreen


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Check the box offullscreen


to allow Slides.com be in full


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screen.


You may also hide controls


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You may also hide controls


and hide progress bar


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and hide progress bar.



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Slide show begins.


Click this arrow to go to the next


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g

slide.



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Sharing Your Deck


To share your deck, click Share


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y ,

on your Profile page


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or on the deck page.


This indo appears


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This window appears.


Copy this link and share it with


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py

others.


Copy this code and paste it in


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py p

your blog


or website to embed the deck


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or website to embed the deck.


Click Done to leave the page


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Click Doneto leave the page.



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Forking Decks



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Forking is copying anotherperson's public deck



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into your own account, touse it as a template.



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The forked deck visiblyreferences



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the original deck andpromotes its author.



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Click Presentation Settingson


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the top level options


then check Forkingto allow


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others


fork your deck.


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Now to fork a deck, simply clickFork this deck


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Fork this deck


on any deck page that forking isenabled


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enabled.


The deck appears in your Profilepage


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page


then click Editto edit itscontent


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content.


You may duplicate a deck byclicking Duplicate


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clicking Duplicate.


A copy of the deck will appear.


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To delete a deck, simply clickDelete


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Delete.



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