Abstract
Duplicate text, pictures, images within the presentation, between open presentations
The process of duplicating text or graphics is as follows:
Select the text or graphic to be duplicated.
-> or Ctrl-C or click the Copy icon,
, on the Function
bar.
Position the cursor where the duplicate must be inserted. This can be in the same or a different presentation.
-> or Ctrl-V; or click the Paste icon,
, on the Function
bar.
Open the Andromeda presentation.
Go to the Photographs slide.
Click on the ruler graphic under the title that you inserted previously in the section called “Pictures, Images”.
-> or Ctrl-C or click the Copy icon.
-> or Ctrl-C or click the Copy icon,
, on the Function bar.
Go to the Telescopes slide.
-> or Ctrl-V or click the Paste icon,
, on the Function bar.
This will insert the graphic in the same position on the slide.
The method is exactly the same as copying a graphic as in the previous section.
Keep the Andromeda presentation open.
Create a new blank presentation with ->->.
Save the new presentation as Jupiter.
Return to Andromeda with ->.
Go to the Telescope slide.
Press Ctrl-A to select everything on the slide.
-> or Ctrl-C.
Return to Jupiter with ->.
-> or Ctrl-V.
The process of moving text or graphics is as follows:
Select the text or graphic to be duplicated.
-> or Ctrl-X or click the Cut icon,
, on the Function
bar.
Position the cursor where the duplicate must be inserted. This can be in the same or a different presentation.
-> or Ctrl-V or click the Paste icon,
, on the Function bar.
Go to the Telescope slide in Andromeda.
Click on the ruler image below the title.
-> or Ctrl-X or click the Cut icon,
, on the Function bar.
Go to the Computers slide.
-> or Ctrl+V or
click the Paste icon,
, on the Function bar.
Select the ruler you just inserted into the Computers slide.
-> or Ctrl-X or click the Cut icon,
, on the Function bar.
Go to the Jupiter slide with ->.
-> and select any layout.
-> or Ctrl-V or click the Paste icon,
, on the Function bar.
When you insert a graphic into a slide it will often be the wrong size and in the wrong position.
Open the Andromeda presentation.
Go to the Telescope slide.
Click on the image.
-> and size.
Click on the Position and size tab.
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This gives you details of the position and size of the image on the slide in actual measurements.
Make adjustments.
Click OK.
Click on the Rotate tab in the Position and size dialogue.
Either adjust the Rotation angle spin window or click on one of the Default settings.
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Click OK.
Click on the graphic and hold down the left mouse button.
Drag the image to a new position.
Release the left mouse button.
When you click on a graphic, handles are displayed in green around the borders of the image. These can be used for resizing the image. The image is resized by clicking and dragging a handle.
The corner handles can be dragged in any direction to resize the image. The middle top and bottom handles can only be dragged in a vertical direction while the middle left and right can only be dragged in a horizontal direction.
Click on the image to display the handles.
Click on a handle and hold the left mouse button down.
Drag the handle to a new position.
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A dotted line will indicate the new borders of the image.
Release the left mouse button. The image will be resized.
If you are unhappy with the result, -> or Ctrl-Z.