When it’s time to rehearse the presentation, nothing shows you the finished product quite as clearly as Slide Show view does. In Slide Show view (Figure 20-10), the slide fills the entire screen. You can move from slide to slide by pressing the Page Up or Page Down keys, or by using one of the other movement methods available.

You can right-click in Slide Show view to display a menu that enables you to control the show without leaving it. To leave the slide show, choose End Show from the menu or just press the Esc key.

When entering Slide Show view, the method you use determines which slide you start on. If you use the Slide Show View button in the bottom-right corner of the screen, the presentation will start with whatever slide you have selected. (You can also press Shift+F5 to do this, or choose Slide Show?From Current Slide.) If you use the View?Slide Show or Slide Show?From Beginning command, or press F5, the presentation will start at the beginning.

FIGURE 20-10
Slide Show view lets you practice the presentation in real life.

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