You
can change settings, such as the title and summary, and some presentation behavior,
such as pausing and looping, using the presentation settings dialog box.
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT file).
From the Adobe Presenter menu, select Presentation Settings.
Click the Settings tab.
Title
Type in a name for the presentation.The title appears
in the Presenter viewer.
Summary
Type in a summary for the presentation. A summary is
usually a short description of the presentation contents. This optional
presentation summary is a useful organizational tool for authors.
The summary appears only in the settings; it does not appear in
the published presentation and is not visible to users.
Note: The
presentation summary does appear in Connect Enterprise Server after
a presentation is published to the server. Summaries can be edited
through Connect Enterprise Manager. Presentation authors can search
summaries and see the summary when viewing content information.
Auto play presentation on start
Select to have the presentation automatically begin playing
when it is opened. (If this option is not selected, a presenter
or users must click the Play button in the toolbar to start the
presentation.)
Include slide numbers in outline
Select to include the slide number within the Outline
pane when the presentation is displayed.
Pause after each animation
If your presentation contains PowerPoint animations,
select this option to pause the presentation automatically after
the animations play. This is useful if you want to clearly define
where the animation ends and the presentation begins again. (After
clicking through each animation, you will need to click the Play
button on the playbar to start the presentation again.)
Loop presentation
Select to have the presentation loop and replay continuously
when opened.
Time to wait for slides without audio
Select an amount of time (in seconds) for slides without
audio to appear. (By default, slides with audio play for the length
of the associated audio file.)
Click OK to close the Presentation Settings dialog box.
Your changes will be incorporated into the published presentation.