Once a presentation has been captured you may edit any of the captured slides .
To Edit an existing slide:
1. Select the slide you wish to edit from the Slide Thumbnails area. Click the Edit Slide button 
to the right of the slide thumbnails area. In the screenshot below, I've selected Slide 2:
2. This will open the Edit Slide window:
3. You may change any of the fields listed below:
Title |
This text will display the indexed Title in the table of contents for the published presentation |
Slide Text |
This text will be searchable and included in the word frequency list |
Transcript |
This text will be searchable and synchronized to this slide |
Timepoint |
This is the time this slide will appear during the video timeline |
4. To replace the current slide's associated image - Click the Replace Slide button. Browse to an image file and Click Open
5. This will display the newly replaced slide image in the image preview area
6. Click Save and Close when complete - ( you can also Click the Save and Continue to remain on the screen to continue editing slides)
Slide Navigation Controls:
While on the Edit Slides screen, you may also navigate all the slides in the presentation as opposed to returning to the Review Tab. To navigate to slides use the Slide Navigation Toolbar:
As you use the navigation controls, the selected will populate the window with each of the Slide's details: Title, Slide, Transcript, and Image File.
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First Slide |
Clicking the First Slide button moves you to the first slide of the presentation
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Previous Slide |
Clicking the Previous Slide button moves you to the previous slide relative to the slide you are currently editing
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Slide List |
Use the Slide List drop down to quickly jump to a specific slide within the presentation. The Slide List also indicates which slide you are currently editing.
In this example, we are on Slide 2 of the presentation.
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Next Slide |
Clicking the Next Slide button moves you to the next slide relative to the slide you are currently editing |
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Last Slide
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Clicking the Last Slide button moves you to the first slide of the presentation |
