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Slide

This is the content slide where content is added for the presentation. Each slide has a flexible layout, that allows you to drop and position objects anywhere. Learn more about managing presentation slides here.

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Navigation arrows

Arrows on either side of the slide that allows you to move back and forth between them.

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Top navigation arrows

Arrows on top of the slides that allows you to move back and forth between them.

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Copy slide

Creates a copy of the current slide next to it. Any styling or content applied on the slide, will also be copied.

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Delete slide

Deletes the current slide.

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Slide number

Displays the number of the presentation slide.

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Slide name

Shows the name of the slide. Double-click on it to update the name.

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Left side navigation filters

This button brings out a panel to apply filters. The panel shows all filters added to the presentation, and serves as an alternate style of displaying filters. Learn more.

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Sub tabs

Manage slides contained in this presentation. You can view a list of slides, reorder them, open another slide, or create a new one. Learn more.

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Report Widgets

Search for and add existing reports to the presentation. If the report has snapshots and bookmarks, you can add those too.

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Filter Widgets

Drag filter widgets from this panel, to add filters anywhere on the presentation. Learn more.

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Text Widgets

Drag in a Text Widget onto the presentation. Learn more.

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Shape Graphic Widgets

The Shape Widget Graphics panels allows you to include graphical elements, such as shapes, icons, and lines to your presentation. Learn more.

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Image Widgets

Allows you to add a pre-existing image or a new one through the Image manager. Learn more.

Blueprint

Allows users to wireframe a presentation design, and upon further configuration, create Quick Charts directly on the presentation.

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Blueprint

Allows users to wireframe a presentation design, and upon further configuration, create Quick Charts directly on the presentation. Learn more.

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Presentation name

Displays the name of the presentation. This can be edited by double-clicking on it, or via the Present properties panel.

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Visual Mode button

When editing a presentation, click on this button to view and edit the presentation visually. (As shown in the above example.)

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Code Mode button

Click on this button to view and edit the presentation’s code. Learn more.

Publish button

Use this to publish the presentation, making it accessible to other users.

More button

This button lets you perform other actions on the presentation. These include: 

• Error check: This runs a check to see if report links are working.
• Refresh presentation: This takes the presentation back to its default state.
• Rollback: This option rolls back to the previous version of the presentation. 

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Publish button

Use this to publish the presentation, making it accessible to other users.

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Properties panel

This panel displays configuration properties for the presentation or any selected object. You can use this to configure and customize the selected Present object, including changing color, font, background, positioning, size and other details.

Note that this panel can be easily moved, hidden and expanded again.

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Activity Stream

Allows users to collaborate with others on the presentation. Learn more.24

Exit button

Exits the presentation builder. When existing, the following options will appear.

• Discard draft: delete the draft presentation when closing itCancel: Cancel closing the presentation.
• Publish: Publish the presentation. When publishing, you will need to define its name and description, select a folder to save it in, and specify user access details.
• Close: Close the presentation builder. The presentation will be auto-saved as draft.