The Presentations for Java toolbar contains the buttons which allow you to manipulate what type of slides you want for your slide show. It is located below the Common toolbar and contains the following buttons:
![]() | The Insert Slide(s) button opens the Insert Slide(s) dialog box, which allows
you to add one or more slides to your slide show.
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![]() | The Delete Slide(s) button opens the Delete Slide(s) dialog box, which allows
you to delete one or more slides.
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![]() | The Previous Slide button moves you back one slide in your slide show.
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![]() | The Slide Navigator button opens a flyout that lists the slides in your show,
which you can use to move to any of your slides.
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![]() | The Next Slide button moves you forward one slide in your slide show.
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![]() | The Slide Editor button displays the currently selected slide in the slide
editor view where you can add, or modify, text and objects.
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![]() | The Slide Sorter button displays all of your slides as thumbnails. Thumbnails
are smaller versions of your slides.
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![]() | The Slide Background button opens the Slide Background dialog box, which
allows you to choose a solid background, a gradient background, or no background for
a single slide or all of your slides.
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![]() | The Slide Transition button opens the Slide Transition Properties dialog box,
which allows you to advance the slides either manually or automatically.
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![]() | The Play Slide Show button opens the Play Slide Show dialog box, which allows
you to specify which slide to start your slide show with and if you want to
repeat the slide show.
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![]() | The Make Runtime button opens the Make Runtime dialog box, which allows you to
specify the folder where the runtime version of your slide show will be placed.
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![]() | The Object Front button moves the selected object in front of the other
objects.
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![]() | The Object Back button moves the selected object behind the other objects.
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How to
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Related topics
The Draw toolbar