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'''Title: '''Introduction to LibreOffice Impress
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'''Author: '''Manish Naik
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'''Novice Reviewer:''' Nikita
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'''Domain Reviewer:''' Praveen and Nancy
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'''Keywords:'''
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LibreOffice, Impress, spoken Tutorial, video Tutorial, alternative to Microsoft Powerpoint, Free Open Source Software, Impress basic features, add content to slide in Impress, add bullet points in Impress, open an existing presentation in Impress, save Impress presentation as MS PowerPoint, export in PDF format in Impress''' '''
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|| '''Visual Cues'''
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|| '''Narration'''
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|| '''Slide: '''Title''' '''
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|| Welcome to the '''spoken tutorial''' on '''Introduction to LibreOffice Impress.'''
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|| '''Slide''': Learning Objectives
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|| In this tutorial, we will learn:
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* About '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress'''
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* Various '''toolbars'''
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* How to create a new '''presentation'''
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* How to save and close a '''presentation'''
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* How to open an existing '''presentation'''
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* How to save as '''MS''' '''PowerPoint''' '''presentation '''and
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* How to export as a '''PDF''' document in '''Impress'''
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|| '''Slide''': What is LibreOffice Impress?
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* '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress''' is the '''presentation''' component of the '''LibreOffice''' '''Suite'''
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* It is the equivalent of '''Microsoft Powerpoint''' in '''Microsoft Office Suite'''
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|| '''Slide:''' What is LibreOffice Impress?
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* It is a free and open source software
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* It can be shared, modified and distributed without any restrictions
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|| '''Slide: '''OS and Versions
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|| '''LibreOffice Impress''' can run on any of the following operating systems:
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* '''Microsoft Windows '''8''' '''or higher versions
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* '''GNU/Linux '''OS and
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* '''Mac '''OSX
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|| '''Slide: '''System Requirements
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|| This tutorial is recorded using
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* '''Ubuntu Linux''' OS version 18.04 and
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* '''LibreOffice Suite''' version 6.3.5
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|| '''Slide''': LibreOffice Installation
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* By default, the latest '''Ubuntu''' '''Linux OS''' has '''LibreOffice Suite''' pre-installed in it
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* To install a specific version, refer to the '''LibreOffice Installation''' series on this website.
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|| Narration Only:
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|| Now let us learn how to open '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress'''.
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|| Click on '''Show Applications'''->search bar
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type '''Impress'''->Click on '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress '''icon
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|| In '''Ubuntu''' '''Linux''' '''OS''', click on the '''Show Applications''' icon located at the bottom left corner.
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In the '''search''' '''bar''' type '''Impress'''.
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From the displayed list, click on the '''LibreOffice Impress''' icon.
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|| Click on “Start menu”
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search bar type '''Impress'''
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Click on '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress '''icon
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|| In '''Windows OS''', click on the '''Start Menu''' icon located at the bottom left corner.
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In the '''search bar,''' type '''Impress'''.
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From the displayed list, click on the '''LibreOffice Impress''' icon.
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|| Point to '''Select a Template '''dialog''' '''box >> Scroll down in the dialog box.
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Point to''' Alizarin.'''
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Click→ '''Alizarin''' > Click '''Open'''
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|| '''Select a Template '''dialog box opens up.
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There are various '''inbuilt templates''' displayed here.
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You can choose any of them.
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I will select the '''Alizarin (uh·li·zuh·ruhn) template '''and click on the '''Open''' button at the bottom right corner.
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|| Cursor on empty '''presentation'''.
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|| This will open an empty '''presentation''' in the main '''Impress''' window.
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|| Cursor on the main '''LibreOffice Impress''' window.
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|| Now let us learn about the main components of the '''Impress '''window.
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Drag cursor along all options in the '''‘Title Bar’, ‘Menu Bar’ ‘Standard toolbar’, ‘Formatting bar’, ‘Status bar’, '''and''' sidebar.'''
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|| The '''Impress''' window has '''various toolbars.'''
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'''Title bar, Menu bar, standard toolbar, Formatting bar, Status bar, '''and''' '''It is not present bydefault'''Sidebar.'''
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|| We will learn more about the '''toolbars''' as the series progresses.
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We are now ready to work on our first '''presentation'''!
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Click on '''Click to add Title''' '''textbox.'''
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Type ‘‘'''Benefit of Open Source'''” >> click outside the '''textbox'''.
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|| Let’s begin by adding some content to the '''slide'''.
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Click on the''' textbox''' that says '''Click to add Title'''.
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Now type “'''Benefit of Open Source'''” inside it and click anywhere outside the '''textbox'''.
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|| Click on '''Click to add Text''' '''textbox.'''
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Type “'''A1 services”''' >> click outside the '''textbox'''.
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|| Next, click on the''' textbox''' that says '''Click to add Text'''.
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Here type “'''A1 services” '''inside it and click anywhere outside the '''textbox.'''
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|| Point to the text in both''' textboxes'''.
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|| So, this is how we add content inside a '''slide'''.
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|| Now let us save the '''presentation''' for future use.
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|| Go to the '''Standard toolbar '''-> '''Save.'''
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|| To save the file, click on the '''Save '''icon in the '''Standard toolbar'''.
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Point to “'''Name'''”.
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Type“'''Sample-Impress'''” in the “'''Name'''” field.
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|| A''' '''dialog box appears on the screen.
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It prompts us to enter the name of our file in the '''Name''' field.
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I will type the name of the file as''' “Sample-Impress”.'''
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|| Select the '''Desktop''' location to save the file.
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|| On the left side, I’ll select '''Desktop''' as the location to save my file.
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|| Notice, we have a '''File type''' drop-down at the bottom right corner.
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Click on this drop-down.
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Point to “'''ODF Presentation'''” and then on “'''odp'''
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Select '''ODF''' '''Presentation (.odp) format'''
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|| It shows a list of '''file types''' or '''file extensions''' in which we can save our file.
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The default '''file type''' in '''LibreOffice Impress''' is '''ODF''' '''Presentation (.odp)'''
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'''ODF''' stands for '''Open Document Format''' which is an open standard.
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|| Click on “'''Save'''”.
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Back to the '''Impress''' window.
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|| Click on the '''Save''' button at the top right corner of the dialog box.
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We will be redirected back to the '''Impress''' window.
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|| Point to “'''Sample-Impress.odp'''” in the title bar.
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|| Observe the change in the '''title bar '''now.
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It has changed to '''Sample-Impress.odp'''
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|| Go to the '''File -> Save'''
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|| To save, we can also click on the '''File menu''' in the '''menu bar.'''
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And then click on the '''Save''' option.
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|| Click '''File -> Close'''
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|| Let’s close this '''presentation''' by clicking on the '''Close '''option in the '''File menu.'''
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|| Next, we will learn how to open an existing '''presentation''' in '''LibreOffice Impress'''.
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Let's open the same '''presentation Sample-Impress.odp'''
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|| Click on '''“Open File”'''
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Point to the dialog box
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|| Click on the '''Open File menu''' on the left of the '''LibreOffice''' interface.
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The file browser dialog box opens up.
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|| Select '''Desktop''' from the file location.
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|| Go to the location where the '''presentation''' is saved.
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|| Click on “'''Sample-Impress.odp'''”
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Click on “'''Open'''”
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|| Now in the list of filenames that appear, choose '''Sample-Impress.odp'''.
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Then click on the '''Open''' button at the top right corner.
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|| The file '''Sample-Impress.odp''' opens in the '''Impress '''window.
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|| Next, let’s learn how to save the''' Impress presentation '''as an''' MS PowerPoint presentation'''.
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|| Click on the '''File''' '''menu''' and then on the '''Save''' '''As''' option.
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|| Click on the '''File menu''' in the '''menu''' '''bar''' and then on the '''Save As''' option.
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|| Point to to “'''Save as”''' Dialog box
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|| '''Save As '''dialog box appears on the screen.
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|| Point to the '''File type drop-down'''.
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Click->'''Drop down''' box.
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|| Click the '''File type''' drop-down at the bottom right corner.
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|| Point to '''“Powerpoint 97 - 2003 (.ppt)” '''
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Point to '''“Powerpoint 2007 - 365 (.pptx)”'''
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|| We can see '''dot ppt''' and '''dot pptx''' formats are listed here.
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These file formats can be opened later in the '''MS Office PowerPoint''' application.
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|| Select '''PowerPoint 97-2003 (ppt)''' option.
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|| Select '''PowerPoint 2007-365 (.pptx)''' file format.
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|| Choose a location as '''Desktop'''.
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|| Choose the location as '''Desktop''' to save the file.
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|| Click '''Save''' option.
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|| Click on the '''Save''' button at the top right corner.
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|| Point to the '''Confirm File Format '''dialog box.
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Put a check on''' “Ask when not saving in ODF format”'''.
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|| If we save the file in any other file format, '''Confirm File Format '''dialog box opens up.
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Put a check on “'''Ask when not saving in ODF or default forma'''t” option.
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|| Finally, click on the “'''Use PowerPoint 2007-365 Format''' button.
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|| Hover mouse over the '''Title''' '''bar''' to show .'''ppt''' extension.
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|| The file is now saved as a '''dot pptx '''file.
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Point to '''Export Directly as PDF'''.
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|| '''Impress '''files can also be exported to '''PDF''' format.
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To do so, click on the “'''Export Directly as PDF''' '' icon in the '''Standard toolbar'''.
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Click on '''File >> Export As >> Export as PDF.'''
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|| Alternatively, we can do so by clicking on the '''File menu''' in the '''menu bar'''.
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Click on the '''Export As''' sub-menu.
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Then click on the '''Export as PDF''' option.
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Click on '''Export'''
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Click on '''Save'''
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In this dialog box, we see various settings to customize the '''PDF''' option.
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Keep the default settings as it is and click on the '''Export''' button at the bottom.
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Choose the location where you wish to save and then click on the '''Save''' button.
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A '''pdf''' file will be created in that folder.
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|| Go to the '''Standard toolbar '''-> '''Save.'''
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Click on the '''X '''icon at the top right.
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|| Let’s save this '''presentation.'''
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And then close it as demonstrated here.
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|| This brings us to the end of this spoken tutorial.
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Let us summarize.
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|| '''Slide: '''Summary
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||In this tutorial, we learnt:* About '''LibreOffice''' '''Impress'''
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* Various '''toolbars'''
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* How to create a new '''presentation'''
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* How to save and close a '''presentation'''
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* How to open an existing '''presentation'''
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* How to save as '''MS''' '''PowerPoint presentation''' and
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* How to export as a '''PDF''' document
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|| '''Slide: '''Assignment
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|| As an assignment* Open a new '''presentation '''in''' Impress'''
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* Type some content in the first '''slide'''
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* Save it under the name '''Practice-Impress.odp'''
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* Save as an '''MS PowerPoint presentation'''
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* Then close the '''presentation'''
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* Now reopen the '''presentation''' you have saved
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|| '''Slide: '''About Spoken Tutorial Project
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|| * The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial project
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* Please download and watch it
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|| '''Slide:''' Spoken tutorial workshops
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|| * We conduct workshops using '''spoken''' '''tutorials''' and give certificates
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* For more details, please contact us
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|| '''Slide:'''Answers for THIS Spoken Tutorial
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|| * Do you have questions in THIS Spoken Tutorial?
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* Please visit this site
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* Choose the minute and second where you have the question
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* Explain your question briefly
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* The Spoken Tutorial project will ensure an answer
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* You will have to register on this website to ask questions
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|  | '''Slide: '''Forum for specific Questions
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|  | * The Spoken Tutorial forum is for specific questions on this tutorial.
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* Please do not post unrelated and general questions on them.
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* This will help reduce the clutter.
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* With less clutter, we can use these discussions as instructional material.
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|| '''Slide: '''Acknowledgement
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|| The''' Spoken''' '''Tutorial''' project is funded by '''MHRD''', Govt. of India.
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|| '''Slide: '''Thank you
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Acknowledgment to DesiCrew
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|| This tutorial was originally contributed by DesiCrew Solutions Pvt. Ltd. in 2011
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This is Arvind & Manish from '''IIT''' '''Bombay''' signing off. Thank you for watching.
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Revision as of 17:13, 1 July 2020

Title: Introduction to LibreOffice Impress

Author: Manish Naik

Novice Reviewer: Nikita

Domain Reviewer: Praveen and Nancy


Keywords:

LibreOffice, Impress, spoken Tutorial, video Tutorial, alternative to Microsoft Powerpoint, Free Open Source Software, Impress basic features, add content to slide in Impress, add bullet points in Impress, open an existing presentation in Impress, save Impress presentation as MS PowerPoint, export in PDF format in Impress


Visual Cues Narration
Slide: Title


Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Introduction to LibreOffice Impress.
Slide: Learning Objectives


In this tutorial, we will learn:
  • About LibreOffice Impress
  • Various toolbars
  • How to create a new presentation
  • How to save and close a presentation
  • How to open an existing presentation
  • How to save as MS PowerPoint presentation and
  • How to export as a PDF document in Impress
Slide: What is LibreOffice Impress?
  • LibreOffice Impress is the presentation component of the LibreOffice Suite
  • It is the equivalent of Microsoft Powerpoint in Microsoft Office Suite


Slide: What is LibreOffice Impress?
  • It is a free and open source software
  • It can be shared, modified and distributed without any restrictions


Slide: OS and Versions LibreOffice Impress can run on any of the following operating systems:


  • Microsoft Windows 8 or higher versions
  • GNU/Linux OS and
  • Mac OSX


Slide: System Requirements This tutorial is recorded using
  • Ubuntu Linux OS version 18.04 and
  • LibreOffice Suite version 6.3.5


Slide: LibreOffice Installation
  • By default, the latest Ubuntu Linux OS has LibreOffice Suite pre-installed in it
  • To install a specific version, refer to the LibreOffice Installation series on this website.


Narration Only: Now let us learn how to open LibreOffice Impress.
Click on Show Applications->search bar

type Impress->Click on LibreOffice Impress icon

In Ubuntu Linux OS, click on the Show Applications icon located at the bottom left corner.


In the search bar type Impress.


From the displayed list, click on the LibreOffice Impress icon.

Click on “Start menu”


search bar type Impress


Click on LibreOffice Impress icon

In Windows OS, click on the Start Menu icon located at the bottom left corner.


In the search bar, type Impress.


From the displayed list, click on the LibreOffice Impress icon.

Point to Select a Template dialog box >> Scroll down in the dialog box.




Point to Alizarin.

Click→ Alizarin > Click Open

Select a Template dialog box opens up.


There are various inbuilt templates displayed here.


You can choose any of them.


I will select the Alizarin (uh·li·zuh·ruhn) template and click on the Open button at the bottom right corner.

Cursor on empty presentation. This will open an empty presentation in the main Impress window.
Cursor on the main LibreOffice Impress window. Now let us learn about the main components of the Impress window.

Drag cursor along all options in the ‘Title Bar’, ‘Menu Bar’ ‘Standard toolbar’, ‘Formatting bar’, ‘Status bar’, and sidebar.

The Impress window has various toolbars.


Title bar, Menu bar, standard toolbar, Formatting bar, Status bar, and It is not present bydefaultSidebar.

Narration Only: We will learn more about the toolbars as the series progresses.


We are now ready to work on our first presentation!

Narration Only:

Click on Click to add Title textbox.


Type ‘‘Benefit of Open Source” >> click outside the textbox.

Let’s begin by adding some content to the slide.

Click on the textbox that says Click to add Title.


Now type “Benefit of Open Source” inside it and click anywhere outside the textbox.

Click on Click to add Text textbox.


Type “A1 services” >> click outside the textbox.

Next, click on the textbox that says Click to add Text.



Here type “A1 services” inside it and click anywhere outside the textbox.

Point to the text in both textboxes. So, this is how we add content inside a slide.
Narration Only: Now let us save the presentation for future use.
Go to the Standard toolbar -> Save. To save the file, click on the Save icon in the Standard toolbar.


Point to “Name”.


Type“Sample-Impress” in the “Name” field.

A dialog box appears on the screen.


It prompts us to enter the name of our file in the Name field.


I will type the name of the file as “Sample-Impress”.

Select the Desktop location to save the file. On the left side, I’ll select Desktop as the location to save my file.
Click File type drop-down Notice, we have a File type drop-down at the bottom right corner.


Click on this drop-down.

Scroll down the drop-down menu



Point to “ODF Presentation” and then on “odp


Select ODF Presentation (.odp) format

It shows a list of file types or file extensions in which we can save our file.


The default file type in LibreOffice Impress is ODF Presentation (.odp)

.

ODF stands for Open Document Format which is an open standard.

Click on “Save”.


Back to the Impress window.

Click on the Save button at the top right corner of the dialog box.

We will be redirected back to the Impress window.

Point to “Sample-Impress.odp” in the title bar. Observe the change in the title bar now.


It has changed to Sample-Impress.odp

Go to the File -> Save To save, we can also click on the File menu in the menu bar.


And then click on the Save option.

Click File -> Close Let’s close this presentation by clicking on the Close option in the File menu.
Narration Only: Next, we will learn how to open an existing presentation in LibreOffice Impress.


Let's open the same presentation Sample-Impress.odp

Click on “Open File”



Point to the dialog box

Click on the Open File menu on the left of the LibreOffice interface.


The file browser dialog box opens up.

Select Desktop from the file location. Go to the location where the presentation is saved.
Click on “Sample-Impress.odp”



Click on “Open”

Now in the list of filenames that appear, choose Sample-Impress.odp.


Then click on the Open button at the top right corner.

The file Sample-Impress.odp opens in the Impress window.
Narration Only: Next, let’s learn how to save the Impress presentation as an MS PowerPoint presentation.
Click on the File menu and then on the Save As option. Click on the File menu in the menu bar and then on the Save As option.
Point to to “Save as” Dialog box Save As dialog box appears on the screen.
Point to the File type drop-down.

Click->Drop down box.

Click the File type drop-down at the bottom right corner.
Point to “Powerpoint 97 - 2003 (.ppt)”


Point to “Powerpoint 2007 - 365 (.pptx)”

We can see dot ppt and dot pptx formats are listed here.




These file formats can be opened later in the MS Office PowerPoint application.

Select PowerPoint 97-2003 (ppt) option. Select PowerPoint 2007-365 (.pptx) file format.
Choose a location as Desktop. Choose the location as Desktop to save the file.
Click Save option. Click on the Save button at the top right corner.
Point to the Confirm File Format dialog box.


Put a check on “Ask when not saving in ODF format”.

If we save the file in any other file format, Confirm File Format dialog box opens up.


Put a check on “Ask when not saving in ODF or default format” option.

Click on “Use PowerPoint 97-2003 Format”. Finally, click on the “Use PowerPoint 2007-365 Format button.
Hover mouse over the Title bar to show .ppt extension. The file is now saved as a dot pptx file.


Point to Export Directly as PDF.

Impress files can also be exported to PDF format.


To do so, click on the “Export Directly as PDF icon in the Standard toolbar.

Click on File >> Export As >> Export as PDF.


Alternatively, we can do so by clicking on the File menu in the menu bar.


Click on the Export As sub-menu.


Then click on the Export as PDF option.

Point to the PDF options dialog box.





Click on Export


Click on Save

PDF options dialog box opens up.


In this dialog box, we see various settings to customize the PDF option.


Keep the default settings as it is and click on the Export button at the bottom.


Choose the location where you wish to save and then click on the Save button.


A pdf file will be created in that folder.

Go to the Standard toolbar -> Save.

Click on the X icon at the top right.

Let’s save this presentation.


And then close it as demonstrated here.

Only Narration This brings us to the end of this spoken tutorial.


Let us summarize.

Slide: Summary In this tutorial, we learnt:* About LibreOffice Impress
  • Various toolbars
  • How to create a new presentation
  • How to save and close a presentation
  • How to open an existing presentation
  • How to save as MS PowerPoint presentation and
  • How to export as a PDF document


Slide: Assignment


As an assignment* Open a new presentation in Impress
  • Type some content in the first slide
  • Save it under the name Practice-Impress.odp
  • Save as an MS PowerPoint presentation
  • Then close the presentation
  • Now reopen the presentation you have saved


Slide: About Spoken Tutorial Project * The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial project
  • Please download and watch it


Slide: Spoken tutorial workshops


* We conduct workshops using spoken tutorials and give certificates
  • For more details, please contact us


Slide:Answers for THIS Spoken Tutorial * Do you have questions in THIS Spoken Tutorial?
  • Please visit this site
  • Choose the minute and second where you have the question
  • Explain your question briefly
  • The Spoken Tutorial project will ensure an answer
  • You will have to register on this website to ask questions


Slide: Forum for specific Questions * The Spoken Tutorial forum is for specific questions on this tutorial.
  • Please do not post unrelated and general questions on them.
  • This will help reduce the clutter.
  • With less clutter, we can use these discussions as instructional material.


Slide: Acknowledgement The Spoken Tutorial project is funded by MHRD, Govt. of India.
Slide: Thank you

Acknowledgment to DesiCrew

This tutorial was originally contributed by DesiCrew Solutions Pvt. Ltd. in 2011


This is Arvind & Manish from IIT Bombay signing off. Thank you for watching.

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