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Expanding a slide

Sometimes you will have a slide with too many subpoints to fit in the

space available. Instead of reducing the font size or using other

methods to squeeze more text into the space, it is usually better to

subdivide the contents of the slide into two or more slides.

As mentioned in the Tip above, you can duplicate the slide and

manually split the points. Another way is to “expand” the contents of

the slide. To do this:

1) [optional] Duplicate the slide (in case it is needed later).

2) Choose Insert > Expand Slide from the menu bar. Impress

creates a new slide for each highest level of the outline. The

outline text becomes the title of the new slide. Outline points

below the top level on the original slide are moved up one level on

the new slide.

3) If required, repeat steps 2 and 3 on any slide where level 2

entries of the outline exist, to expand those as well.

Figure 139 shows a slide with an outline consisting of three high level

points and two second-level points under bullet point 2. The Expand

command has generated three slides, each having as title the first level

outline and (if present) the second level points in the text area.

Figure 139: Slide 1 is expanded in slides 2, 3 and 4.

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