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You can increase and decrease the overview image with the buttons underneath the control. | You can increase and decrease the overview image with the buttons underneath the control. | ||
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+ | You may also use the thumbnail image as a quick way to navigate to a particular area of your (already zoomed in) slide: just click on the area in the thumbnail, and the viewport automatically navigates to the selected region. | ||
You can also enable tracking, which means that areas that you already visited on the slides are shown in a lighter hue, than areas that you didn't visit yet. | You can also enable tracking, which means that areas that you already visited on the slides are shown in a lighter hue, than areas that you didn't visit yet. | ||
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- | === Overview panel and tracking === | ||
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- | In the bottom-right corner of the viewport, you see a thumbnail representation of your slide. A red overlay indicates which area of the slide currently shown in the viewport. | ||
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- | You can increase and decrease the overview image with the buttons underneath the control. | ||
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- | You can also enable tracking, which means that areas that you already visited on the slides are shown in a lighter hue, than areas that you didn't visit yet. | ||
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- | {{ ::tracking.png?direct&400 |}} | ||