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Getting Started With Quickpoint: Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite For Ipad

Quickpoint(r) can open and edit 2003 (PPT) formatted presentations. 2007 PowerPoint formatted presentations such as PPTX files can be opened as read only. The main slide can be zoomed in and out using standard pinch zoom. When the slide is zoomed out, you can move the slide so you can focus the desired part of the slide.

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Getting Started With Quickpoint: Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite For Ipad

Quickpoint(r) can open and edit 2003 (PPT) formatted presentations. 2007 PowerPoint formatted presentations such as PPTX files can be opened as read only. The main slide can be zoomed in and out using standard pinch zoom. When the slide is zoomed out, you can move the slide so you can focus the desired part of the slide.

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Getting Started with Quickpoint®

Quickoffice ConnectTM Mobile Suite for iPad


Opening Presentations
Quickpoint® can open and edit 2003 Microsoft PowerPoint formatted presentations such as PPT files. 2007 PowerPoint
formatted presentations such as PPTX files can be opened as read only but can still be presented both on device and on an
external monitor. Tap on the desired filename in the File Manager to open the presentation.

Viewing Presentations
Quickpoint® provides you a new, optimized way to view both
2003 and 2007 presentations in both Portrait and Landscape
modes on your iPad®.

The main slide can be zoomed in and out using standard pinch
zoom. When the slide is zoomed in, you can move the slide so
you can focus the desired part of the slide.
Editing Presentations
This following editing sections are valid for 2003 (PPT) formatted presentations only.

Part I - Filmstrip and Slide Management


• Tap and drag vertically to scroll the filmstrip on the left side of the main slide

• Tap the to add a slide exactly like the one that you are viewing.

• Tap the on the left slide of the


selected slide to delete that slide

• Tap, hold and drag to move a slide

• Tap additional slides once you have


tapped and held on a slide to select
multiple slides
Part II - Changing Graphics
You can do several things to images, shapes, and textboxes inside the presentation.
Tap once to select the image, shape, or textbox and enable edit controls.

• Tap to rotate the image, shape, or textbox • Tap to resize the image, shape or textbox

• Tap and drag to move the image, shape, or • Tap a second time on the selected item to see
textbox the delete dialog

• Double tap on the shape of textbox to begin text editing


Part III - Power Edit Mode
Power Edit mode is available when you have selected an image, shape, or textbox. Tap the to open the
Power Edit Toolbox. To dismiss the toolbox, tap the on the top right above the toolbox.

For textboxes and shapes you can change:


• Bold • Alignment
• Italics • Inserting or removing bullets
• Underline • Fill color
• Font size, style, and color • Arrangement (Bring to Front, Send to Back)
Part IV - Inserting Graphics
On 2003 formatted presentations, you can insert text boxes, shapes, and images.

• Tap to open the Add Graphic menu

• Tap from the shapes tab to add a textbox

• Tap or drag and drop any of the shapes to insert one of them

• Tap the Images tab to change to the insert image menu

• You can insert images from the iPad photo gallery, as well as your local and remote repositories.
Navigate to the desired directory and tap or drag and drop to insert the desired image.
Presenting Slideshows
You can show your 2003 and 2007 presentations in slideshow mode both on device and on an external monitor or projector.

• Plug a video out connector into the dock

• Tap the to start slideshow mode

• Select the desired output location: “Main screen”


or “External Monitor”

• Single tap or a tap and drag (right to left)


will advance to the next slide

• A tap and drag (left to right) will go back to


the previous slide

• Tap on the left side of the screen will


show the filmstrip and allow you to jump
to a slide

• A double tap will exit slideshow mode


Video Out to External Monitors and Projectors
When presenting on an external monitor or projector, Quickpoint® gives you additional controls in a control panel

• Single tap or a tap and drag (right to left) or a tap on the will advance to the next slide

• A tap and drag (left to right) or a tap on the will go back to the previous slide

• Tap on the will show the filmstrip and allow you to jump to a slide. A second tap will dismiss the
filmstrip.

• A tap and hold anywhere on the screen will activate a virtual laser pointer

• A double tap or a tap on the will exit slideshow mode

Common questions

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In Power Edit mode, users can modify textboxes and shapes by changing their bold, italic, underline attributes, font size, style, and color, text alignment, inserting or removing bullets, fill color, and arrangement like 'Bring to Front' or 'Send to Back'. You can also access the add graphic menu to include textboxes, shapes, and images from local or remote repositories .

To present a slideshow on both the device and an external monitor with Quickpoint®, plug a video out connector into the iPad's dock, tap to start slideshow mode, and then select the desired output location, which can be either 'Main screen' or 'External Monitor'. This setup allows simultaneous presentation on both platforms .

To insert an image from the iPad photo gallery into a 2003 formatted presentation in Quickpoint®, navigate to the desired directory, open the Images tab to switch to the insert image menu, and then tap or drag and drop the image from the iPad photo gallery into the presentation .

In Quickpoint®, users can double tap a textbox or shape to begin editing text. They can change text attributes such as bold, italics, underline, font size, color, and style. This editable functionality ensures proper formatting within presentations .

Quickpoint® allows filmstrip visibility to facilitate navigation between slides. By tapping the left side of the screen, the filmstrip appears enabling the user to jump directly to any slide within the presentation. A second tap dismisses the filmstrip, providing a smooth and efficient way to manage slide transitions .

When presenting on an external monitor with Quickpoint®, additional controls available to the presenter include a control panel interface allowing slide navigation, filmstrip display for quick slide access, and a virtual laser pointer for highlighting content on slides. The presenter can advance or return to slides using tap gestures and hold actions .

To change the arrangement of elements like shapes in Quickpoint®, you enter Power Edit mode, select the element to adjust, and then use options to bring the element to the front or send it to the back relative to other objects in the presentation. This is useful for layering elements as needed .

During a slideshow presentation with Quickpoint®, a user can advance slides by a single tap or a tap and drag from right to left or by tapping on a control button. To go back to a previous slide, the user can tap and drag from left to right or use a designated button. A tap on another button will show the filmstrip for direct slide access, and a second tap will dismiss it. Tapping and holding activates a virtual laser pointer. Double tapping exits slideshow mode .

Quickpoint® can open and edit 2003 Microsoft PowerPoint formatted presentations (PPT files), whereas for 2007 PowerPoint formatted presentations (PPTX files), it only offers a read-only mode. However, both formats can be viewed and presented in different modes such as Portrait and Landscape, and presented both on the device and on an external monitor .

To move a slide in Quickpoint®, you need to tap, hold, and drag the slide in the filmstrip on the left side of the main slide. This allows you to rearrange the order of your slides within the presentation .

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