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6. In the Compatibility field, select a version of Acrobat Reader. You'll get best
results by using the latest version, but if your intended audience is unlikely to
have the latest Reader software, you may opt for an earlier version.
7. For accompanying music, in the Media box, click the Open button to navigate to
and select an audio file (WAV, MP3 and AIFF files supported).
8. For multi-section slides, from the Slides tab, duplicate or copy a selected slide
with the Insert or Copy button, respectively. Delete a slide if needed, or rearrange
the playback order of existing slides with the Up or Down buttons. For more
information, see Multi-section slides (see p. 217).
9. The Compression, Security and Advanced tabs are as described in Exporting PDF
files (see p. 213), and should be set accordingly. For most slideshows, the
Compression tab's Downsample Image option should be checked and set to
96dpi (suitable for on-screen display).
10. Click OK. In the dialog, save your named PDF file to a chosen location. If
Preview PDF file in Acrobat was checked, your slideshow will start to run
automatically.
Multi-section slides
One strength of the slideshow feature comes from the ability to make 'multisection' slide variants based on a single PagePlus page (this is done using page
layers). Multi-section slides allow you to build up an image in sections; display
multiple images and text objects sequentially on the same page; show and hide
page elements; and so on. Simply create slides based on the original page then
edit them by switching on/off specific layers to create unique slides. A few
examples...
• Create time-delayed bulleted lists—great for mouse- or pointer-driven
presentations.
• Introduce artistic elements to your page over time.
• Change photos over time.
As you have full control over each slide's layers, you can design simple to
complex designs based on which layer objects you choose to adopt. This, and
the ability to assign different transition types and slide durations per slide,
means that you have in-built flexibility when designing your slideshow. Your
original PagePlus document needs to be designed with this in mind.