Marking Input Slides

[cagney123]

I'm not to into the new high-end stuff that professionals will use but one thing I can't find is...when I make a show and put multiple slides in I think it would be helpful in the places where I've selected the slides there would have a checkmark to make me sure I've already used it. If it's already in the program I sure would be happy to find out where it is and thank you all for helping. Thanks again.

[jkb]

Used images that are added to the slide list are highlighted in blue in the file list. Always have been, so you can easily tell which ones you have used.

Jill 

[davegee]

In addition to Jill's comments:

Files or Images which are added to a Slide in Objects and Animation are not automatically assigned a "Main Object" Status.

Until a Main Object Status is assigned the Highlighting does not take place in the File/Image List.

It is the Main Image Status which determines whether or not the Highlighting takes place in the File/Image List.

DG

[jienense]

1 hour ago, davegee said:

It is the Main Image Status which determines whether or not the Highlighting takes place in the File/Image List.

Thanks, I didn't know that.

[digartal]

Hello

I have looked at this but must be missing something?

I can see the blue highlight of the slidename/title in the slide list table view but how do I see that in the Thumnail view.

It would be handy to see as I use thumbnails in both the slide Tab and Slide/Folder/Project view.

It would show which images are similar when adding or removing them from the project but keeping them in the project folder for alternatate versios in the future.

Recently with the Bird AV I made short and long versions and used the same folder, different project names but had trouble finding what slides were used in each project in thumbnail view.

Regards

Mark

[jkb]

9 hours ago, digartal said:

I can see the blue highlight of the slidename/title in the slide list table view but how do I see that in the Thumnail view.

The Slidename is blue whichever view you are in.

It is much easier to see if you use the Light interface

Jill

[davegee]

Mark,

It would help if you illustrated your problem with a screen shot.

DG