View tab

The View tab of the Presentation Editor allows you to manage how your presentation looks like while you are working on it.

The corresponding window of the Online Presentation Editor:

The corresponding window of the Desktop Presentation Editor:

View options available on this tab:

• Normal - switch to the normal view of the presentation and close the Master mode (Slide, Handout, or Notes).
• Outline View - switch to the outline view that displays your presentation as a text outline. You can edit slide text directly in this view, and the changes will be reflected on the slides.
• Notes Page - switch to the notes page view that displays each slide together with its speaker notes below it. You can type and edit speaker notes directly on this page.
• Reading View - switch to the presentation preview mode.
• Slide Master - switch to the slide master view.
• Handout Master - switch to the handout master view to set up how your slides will look when printed as handouts.
• Notes Master - switch to the notes master view to set up how your slide notes will look when printed.
• Zoom allows zooming in and zoom out your document.
• Fit to Slide allows resizing the slide so that the screen displays the whole slide.
• Fit to Width allows resizing the slide so that the slide scales to fit the width of the screen.
• Interface Theme allows changing interface theme by choosing a Same as system, Light, Classic Light, Dark, Contrast Dark, Gray, Modern Light or Modern Dark theme.

The following options allow you to configure the elements to display or to hide. Check the elements to make them visible:

• Notes to make the notes panel always visible.
• Rulers to make rulers always visible.
• Guides and Gridlines to properly position objects on the slide.
• Always Show Toolbar to make the top toolbar always visible.
• Status Bar to make the status bar always visible.
• Left Panel to make the left panel visible.
• Right Panel to make the right panel visible.

The Macros button allows you to open the window where you can create and run your own macros. To learn more about macros, please refer to our API Documentation.