Allows you to edit the selected movie.

Displays a submenu allowing you to open the QuickTime Editor to edit an existing QuickTime movie.

This movie is currently open.

This QuickTime movie is currently loaded in memory. You can edit the movie by selecting it.

Uses the palette of any selected object on the slide.

Uses the slide's background palette if the background is an image file.

Uses a palette consisting of shades of gray.

Uses the default system palette.

Uses the best palette available.

Displays a submenu that allows you to choose the palette you want to use in your presentation.

You must have an object selected on your slide to use this menu option.

Converts selected objects to a bitmap image format. Once you have converted an object to a bitmap format, you will not be able to alter any of its attributes except size and placement.

You must have an object selected on your slide to use this menu option.

Converts selected objects to a PICT image format. Once you have converted an object to a PICT format, you will not be able to alter any of its attributes except size and placement.

You must have a grouped object selected to use this menu option.

Returns a selected group of objects to individual objects.

You must have objects selected on your slide to use this menu option.

Takes all selected objects and groups them so that the group can be moved or altered as one object.

You must have objects selected on your slide to use the items in this submenu.

Displays a submenu which allows you to flip selected objects horizontally or vertically.

You must have an object selected  on your slide to use the items in this submenu.

Displays a submenu of commands that will center selected object(s) on the slide.

You must have objects selected to use the items in this submenu.

Displays a submenu of commands that allow you to align two or more selected objects to each other in a variety of ways.

You must have objects selected on your slide to use the items in this submenu.

Allows you to alter the layer selected objects are placed on.

Displays a list of ink modes that allow you to alter colors depending on other colors around them.

Displays a submenu that lets you choose whether to display the interior, border, and shadow of objects as well as their colors and attributes.

Displays a submenu of line weight options. You can also select arrowheads for your lines.

You must have an object selected to use this menu option.

Allows you to resize the selected object.

You must have an object selected to use this menu option.

Allows you to assign interactivity to an object. You can choose what will happen when the selected object is clicked on during the presentation.

You must select an object before you can use this menu option.

Allows you to choose where the selected object will enter and exit the slide.

You must select an object before you can use this menu option.

Allows you to set a selected object's timeline and choose an entry and/or exit transition for the object.

Use this menu to manipulate objects on your slides. Transitions and paths are assigned from this menu.

Displays the Enter Magnification dialog box, which allows you to specify what percentage of magnification to display the slide in.

Decreases the magnification of the slide one setting. If the slide is currently displayed at 75% magnification, this command will decrease it to 50%.

Increases the magnification of the slide one setting. If the slide is currently displayed at 50% magnification, this command will increase it to 75%.

Your slide is displayed at 25% of its actual size.

Select this menu option to decrease the current slide to 25% of its actual size.

Your slide is displayed at 33% of its actual size.

Select this menu option to decreases the current slide to 33% of its actual size.

Your slide is displayed at 50% of its actual size.

Select this menu option to decrease the current slide to 50% of its actual size.

Your slide is displayed at 75% of its actual size.

Select this menu option to decrease the current slide to 75% of its actual size.


Your slide is displayed within the current window.