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Toolbars – Mostly on the top of the screen, these give you access to frequently used features.You can do this in the Slide sorter discussed below. If you have created a long presentation and have not done anything to identify individual key slides it will bring up a list that says “Slide 1, Slide 2, Slide 3…” which is not terribly helpful. You may not want to name each and every slide (though you could), but it might make sense to name some key slides so you can jump to them quickly. Navigator is the last of the items you can select on the Sidebar.

Similarly, if you wanted to apply a Master Page, you would click that icon, then make your selection. So if you want to change the type of slide from the standard bullet point slide to a side-by-side layout, for instance, you would first select Properties to bring up all of your slide layout options, and then click on the one you want to use. Note that when you select one of these 7 icons in the Sidebar, a pane right next to it will display the contents for that selection.

Navigator – If you have “marked” important points in your Presentation by naming key slides this can help you to quickly jump to those spots.

A copy is static, while a link will update the object if the original changes.

Gallery – Let’s you add other objects to the slides as either copies or links.

Note that if like me you have anchored your Styles and Formatting Window as we have discussed previously, it will be already open and anchored to the left of the Workspace.

Styles and Formatting – As you might expect, this lets you apply Styles to elements of the slide for a consistent look.

Slide Transition – This sets how slides transition from one slide to the next.

Custom Animation – This controls the behavior of elements within a slide and lets you animate them.

Master Pages – This lets you select a visual template for your presentation that incorporates colors and graphics.

Properties – This lets you choose from the various slide layouts available.

Sidebar – This has seven sections, and each section has an icon on the far right of the screen.

Workspace – This is where you can work on each slide individually to edit and add content.You can also hide slides here so they don’t appear in the presentation, add, delete, and move slides, etc. By scrolling up and down you can quickly go to a particular slide, click on it, and it will appear in the Workspace. The Slides Pane – This is a display of your slides in the order they will appear.When you open up LibreOffice Impress you have five main areas on the screen you need to pay attention to: