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# Showing a Slide Show

Different ways exist to start a slide show. Once a slide show is running, you can take control pressing keys or clicking the mouse buttons.

By default, a slide show always starts with the first slide. You advance manually through slides up to the last slide. You can change these settings.

## ஒரு படவில்லைக் காட்சியை இயக்குதல்

- காட்ட்சியை இயக்க படவில்லைக் காட்சி- படவில்லைக் காட்சி ஐத் தேர்ந்தெடுக.

If you want all shows to start from the current slide instead of the first slide, choose LibreOffice - Preferences Tools - Options
- LibreOffice Impress - General and click Always with current page.

- Click to advance to the next effect or to the next slide.

Press Esc to abort the show before the end.

Many more keys are available to control a slide show. You can also right-click to open a context menu with useful commands.

## Showing an automatic slide show (kiosk mode)

For an automatic change to the next slide, you must assign a slide transition to each slide.

1. Open the Slide Transition sidebar deck.

2. முன்னேற்ற படவில்லை பரப்பில், தானகவே பிறகு ஐச் சொடுக்குக, கால அளவையும் தேர்க.

3. அனைத்துப் படவில்லைகளுக்கும் செயல்படுத்துக

You can assign a different time for every slide to advance to the next slide. The rehearse timings feature can assist you to get the timing right.

To advance to the first slide, after all slides have been shown, you must set the slide show to repeat automatically.

1. படவில்லைக் காட்சி - படவில்லைக் காட்சிஅமைவுகள் ஐத் தேர்ந்தெடுக.

2. In the Type area, click Auto and select a pause time between shows.

## Running a slide show from a file

You can start LibreOffice from a command prompt, followed by the parameter -show and an Impress filename. For example, to start the file filename.odp from the command prompt, enter the following command:

soffice -show filename.odp

This assumes that soffice is in the program path of your system, and that filename.odp is located in the current directory.

தொடர்புடைய தலைப்புகள்

Creating a Custom Slide Show

Rehearse Timings of Slide Changes

Printing Presentations