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To open PowerSqueak run: ``` PSPresentationTool open. ```
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To open PowerSqueak either
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* run: ``` PSPresentationTool open. ```
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* click PowerSqueak in the "Apps" drop-down-menu<br><imgsrc="/pictures/apps-drawer.png"alt="Open PowerSqueak in the Apps menu"width="250">
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You can then use the buttons at the top to create, delete and navigate slides and to create different slide elements (like text boxes, and images) and drop them onto the slide.
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### Edit mode
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During edit mode, you can use the buttons at the top to create, delete and navigate slides and to create different slide elements (like text boxes, and images) and drop them onto the slide.
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You may also drop in other Morphs, but be aware, that some features of those Morphs might not work as expected.
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For advanced features like deleting morphs or resizing text, right-click the morph.
To enter presentation mode, click the "Present" button.
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To control your presentation during presentation mode, use:
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| Key | Action |
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| Esc | Leave presentation mode |
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| right arrow/page down | next slide |
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| left arrow/page up | previous slide |
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| Number keys | Jump to a slide number |
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| i | (de-)activate interactivity and (un-)hide cursor |
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#### Interactive/Non-Interactive mode
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By pressing "i" during presentation mode, you can disable/enable interactivity and hide/unhide the cursor.
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This mode is added to avoid the visual clutter of the cursor and to keep text on slides from grabbing the keyboard input, which prevents you from changing slides.
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Leaving presentation mode also enables interactivity and unhides the cursor.
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### Saving and loading
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PowerSqueak can save and load presentations to/from the file system.
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Use the corresponding save/load buttons to save/load the presentation.
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If you want to view the saved files, go to the PSPresentation folder in your Squeak VMs folder.
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You can share presentations by copying any presentation in the PSPresentation folder into the PSPresentations folder of another image.
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In the other image you can then load the presentation as usual in PowerSqueak.
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- Warning: some morphs may crash your image if they are saved/loaded!
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- It is recommended, that you save your image before every save/load operation in PowerSqueak
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