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OK, let's talk about the Note View.
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The note view is great for annotations during a slide show.
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It doesn't actually preview with the slide. As you can see we opened up petshowslideshow.key to work with this lesson.
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So, the note view is not displayed during the preview of the slide. It's simply for your use.
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I'm on the 3rd slide. And we go to the View menu to turn on notes, and I apply my notes - and you can annotate the slide show.
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We'll go to slide two and we'll type our notes. Select the first slide, and you could see the notes are only here
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to let you know. And, you can print out the notes.
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So you can use them as a handout, or a sheet of paper, to actually describe what your slide's going to be.
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So when you talk about you have an idea of each slide, and what to cover in your presentation.
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I can open up the Inspector for a moment, and we'll just move this out of the way for the time being.
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If I go to the File menu, I can print outlines, which is nice.
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I could also change the size of my slide show, and a dialog box appears.
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I could change this to 640 x 480.
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But the problem is if I change my slide show right now, the graphics and the content will not match.
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Once I click OK, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.
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Here you are - the content fits much less on the left and the content that's outside does not fit, and we can undo that.
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do that.
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