Also, you might want to print out transparencies as a back-up to your presentation. Figure 8 . If you are just changing the template for a new color scheme, you can save your file under the same name. That will preserve both the original copy of your presentation and any alternate, experimental versions. Figure 9 .
Regular transparencies can melt inside a printer, causing extensive damage.
Your background, font colors, and so on will all be restored. Once you've finished your slides, you'll want to practice presenting them, as you will for your intended audience. Figure 10 . Presenting Your Slides Clicking the left mouse button will move you from slide to slide or from point to point on your build slides. You can also use the right arrow key on your keyboard to move forward and the left arrow key to move back in your presentation.