Autodesk, Inc. · NASDAQ:ADSK
Autodesk — Investor Presentation (2014)
9 slides from Autodesk's investor presentation, 2014
Slide 1: Change the layout of the presentation
Change the layout of the presentation By default, a Web presentation looks similar to the following, with slide thumbnails placed horizontally in one line across the top of the screen.
Slide 2: Select Portrait or thumbnail layout options
You may want to select Portrait if you intend for the presentation to be viewed on a mobile device. To display thumbnails horizontally or vertically across the movie: Select Top & Bottom or Left & Right . The preview image changes to reflect the choice you make.
Slide 3: To separate slides into groups
To separate slides into groups: In the What to Publish panel, select which slides go into which group by clicking the radio buttons in the Template Group columns.
Slide 4: Group layout examples and placing all slides in one group
For example, in a Top & Bottom layout, select the radio buttons in the T (Top) and B (Bottom) columns. In a Left & Right layout, select the radio buttons in the L (Left) and R (Right) columns. To place all slides into one group: Under What to Publish , click the appropriate Template Group column hea
Slide 5: Assign all slides to a group and name the groups
For example, in a Top & Bottom layout, click the B column header to assign all slides to the bottom group. To assign names to the groups: In the Template/Content Look panel, enter names in the label boxes.
Slide 6: Naming groups, changing fonts and excluding slides
The names can describe the organization of your slides. For example if you have three slides that show material alternatives, and three that show different environments, you could name the top group “Materials” and the bottom group “Environments.” To change the font in which the names will be displa
Slide 7: To change the order of slides in the movie
To change the order of slides in the movie: Drag and drop slides in the list. Customize navigation controls in a presentation You can specify whether or not you want to be able to hide navigation controls in the Flash movie. Do this in the Template/Content Look panel as described in the following pr
Slide 8: Select a hotkey from the drop-down box
Select a hotkey from the drop-down box below the label box. When you watch the movie, you will be able to toggle visibility of the slide group using the hotkey you selected. You can set the playback controls to hide or show based on the proximity of the mouse to the lower part of the playback window
Slide 9: Adjust quality, format, size, and ray tracing settings
Adjust quality, format, size, and ray tracing settings Adjust quality, format, size, and ray tracing settings the same way you would when creating a movie. See Create a movie from shots or slides . The only differences are: You can only save to Flash or HTML5 formats. You cannot add compression. Sav