In order to start a presentation, push the most left button on a scenario window.
To display the next sheet, click near the center of the screen. To go back to the previous sheet, click the lower left corner. And, to quit the presentation, click the upper right corner.
On the upper left corner of a scenario window, there are 2 buttons, which are used to start a presentation.
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Left button is used to start a presentation from its first sheet.
Right button is used to start a presentation from the sheet currently selected. With this button, you can restart interrupted presentation. And this button is useful to preview sheets during preparation of the presentation.
During a presentation, images and text are displayed in full-screen.
In order to display next sheet, click the center of the screen.Moving the mouse cursor to upper right corner of the screen, you would see the shape of the cursor changes into the shape like this (
). If you click the mouse, you can quit the presentation.
Moving the mouse cursor to lower left corner of the screen, you would see the shape of the cursor changes into the shape like this (
). If you click the mouse, you can display previous sheet.
Note: When you go backward, background images and overlapping could not be displayed as they are displayed in usual presentation.
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You can control a presentation with keyboard. Use keys as below:Caution: If you type Command-q, ToyProjector itself will exit.
- Go Forward: f, n, Space, Enter, TAB, RightArrow
- Go Backward: b, p, BackSpaceĦ˘DeleteĦ˘LeftArrow
- Quit: q, Escape
Note: You can use Command-h, that is Hide, to interrupt a presentation.
In default, the shape of the mouse cursor is an arrow (except quit and backward). With preferences, you can select the shape of the cursor.
Owing to some trouble, ToyProjector would freeze in the middle of a presentation (I've never seen).
In order to display in full-screen, in fact, ToyProjector shows a large window. And the most upper line of the screen is a part of the title bar of the full-screen window. Therefore, you can drag this portion to move the full-screen window.