# The &kpresenter; User's Manual

Neil
Lucock

    neil@nlucock.freeserve.co.uk

Krishna
Tateneni

    tateneni@pluto.njcc.com

2002-01-16
1.10.00
1999
2000
Krishna Tateneni
2001
2002
Neil Lucock
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&kpresenter; is the presentations program in the &koffice; suite of productivity applications.

KDE
KPresenter
KOffice
Graphics
Presentations

## To Be Done In This Manual

There is a lot to be done in the &kpresenter; manual. The below list is not necessarily complete, and does not follow any particular order.

- Flesh out the introduction by describing presentations software and the features of &kpresenter; in particular.

- Add a What should I read? section to the introduction.

- Expand the tutorial. Introduce more features to the new user.

- Write the &kpresenter; Screen chapter.

- Create an outline for the Detailed Guides chapter(s).

- Come up with a set of questions for the Q and A chapter.

- Write the &kpresenter; Options chapter.

- Write the tool bars/menu items chapter.

## Introduction

&kpresenter; is the presentations program in the &koffice; productivity suite. Using &kpresenter;, you can prepare a set of slides for use in an on-screen slideshow or for printing. Your slides can include text and graphics in a variety of formats, and of course, you can embed all sorts of objects using KParts.

The &koffice; productivity suite consists of a number of applications which are designed to work together. Overview documentation for &koffice; is available, as well as manuals for each component of the suite. The components of &koffice; are:

- &kword; - a frames based wordprocessor.

- &kspread; - a spreadsheet application.

- &kpresenter; - a presentations application.

- &kontour; - a vector drawing application.

- &kformula; - an editor for mathematical formulae.

- &kchart; - an application to draw charts and diagrams.

&koffice; is a free (or open-source) software project which is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

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&guides;

&great;

&menus;

&options;

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## Credits and License

&kpresenter;

Program copyright 1998-2000 by Reginald Stadlbauer reggie@kde.org

Current maintainer is Werner Trobin trobin@kde.org.

### Contributors

- David Faure dfaure@kde.org

- Toshitaka Fujioka fujioka@kde.org

- Lukáš Tinkl lukas@kde.org

Current documentation is maintained by and copyright Neil Lucock neil@nlucock.freeserve.co.uk

Documentation based on the work copyright 1999-2000 by Krishna Tateneni.

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## Installation

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