LibreOffice-Impress-on-BOSS-Linux/C2/Printing-a-Presentation-Document/English-timed

Time	Narration
00.00	Welcome to this spoken tutorial of LibreOffice Impress - Printing a Presentation.
00.07	In this tutorial we will learn about the various options for printing -
00.12	Slides Handouts Notes and Outline
00.17	Here we are using GNU/Linux as our operating system and LibreOffice Suite version 3.3.4.
00.26	There are times when you would need to print hard copies of your presentation.
00:30	For example, you may want to give copies of your presentation to your audience for later reference.
00.36	So first, let us open our presentation Sample Impress by double-clicking on it.
00.41	To take prints of your slides, click on File and Print. Alternately, we can press CTRL and P keys together.
00.50	To know about the settings under General and Options tabs,<PAUSE>
00.54	please see the tutorial on Viewing and printing Documents in the LibreOffice Writer series.
01:01	In the General tab, under Print, in the Document field, we see various options which are unique to Impress.
01:09	These options allow us to take prints of our slides in the desired format -
01:14	Slides Handouts Notes and Outline. We will choose the Slides option.
01:21	Now lets click on the LibreOffice Impress tab.
01:26	Here you can choose the parts of the slide that you want to print, the print colours and the size.
01:33	Under Contents, let’s select Slide name, Date and time and Hidden pages.
01:40	As the text describes, these will print the name of the slide, the date and time and hidden pages, if any.
01:48	Then under Color, let’s select Grayscale.
01:52	As the text describes, the other options will print the slide in its original colour or in black-and-white.
01:59	And under Size, let’s select Fit to printable page. You can explore the other size options in the libreoffice impress tab on your own.
02:09	Depending on the purpose for which you are taking the prints, various options are available in the Page Layout tab.
02:17	Let’s say you want to have a number of slides in the same page of the printout.
02:22	So, select Pages per sheet. By default, it prints 1 slide per page.
02:28	Here is a small preview of the page.
02:32	Click on the drop-down arrow and choose the number of pages that you want to print per page.
02:38	If we choose 2 then in the preview, we can see 2 pages.If we choose 6 then in the preview, we can see 6 pages.
02:47	Checking Draw a border around each page option, creates a black border around each page while printing.
02:55	This makes the page look more attractive.
02:59	The next option, Brochure, allows us to print the slides as brochures, for easy binding.
03:06	However, in this case we will not choose this option. You can explore this option on your own later.
03:13	Ensure that all the check boxes in the Options tab are unchecked.
03:18	These check boxes are for special purposes, which we will not discuss in this tutorial.
03:25	Now click on the Print button.
03:28	If the printer is configured correctly, the printer should start printing now.<PAUSE>
03:35	Next, lets learn about the Handouts option.Click on File and Print.
03:41	And in the General tab, under Print, in the Document field, choose Handout.
03:47	By default,there are 4 slides per page and the default order is left to right,then down. Leave these unchanged for this presentation.
03:57	In the LibreOffice Impress tab, you will find that the Size options are disabled.
04:04	This is because the size of the print is determined by the number of slides in the sheet and size of the sheet.
04:11	Now click on the Print button.
04:14	If the printer is configured correctly, the printer should start printing now.
04:20	Lets go to the first slide and click on the Notes tab.
04:24	Here we will type in a note - “This is a sample note”.
04:29	To print your notes, which you typed for your slides, click on File and Print.
04:35	In the General tab, under Print, in the Document field, choose the Notes option.
04:41	Look at the preview page on the left.It shows the note you typed at the bottom of the slide.
04:48	Now click on the LibreOffice Impress tab.
04:51	Notice that the Size options are not available when we print Notes.
04:57	Now click on the Print button.If the printer is configured correctly, the printer should start printing now.
05:04	Lastly, to print the outline of the slides for quick reference during a presentation, click on File and Print.
05:13	In the General tab, under Print, in the Document field, choose the Outline option.
05:18	Look at the preview page on the left.It shows the outline or the sequence of your slides with the slide headings and sub-points.
05:27	Now click on the LibreOffice Impress tab.
05:31	Notice once again, that Size options are not available when we print Outline.
05:37	Now click on the Print button.If the printer is configured correctly, the printer should start printing now.
05:46	With this, we conclude this tutorial where we learnt about printing -
05:51	Slides, Handouts, Notes and, Outline
05:56	Try this comprehension test assignment.Create a new presentation.
06:02	Print only the 2nd slide. Print the first four slides as a handout.
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