Imports a previously exported slide into your current presentation.
Imports a master slide into your current presentation.
Imports an object into your current slide.
Imports data from spreadsheets, including Excel, Lotus 123, and BINA files.
Imports PICT, EPSF, TIFF, GIF, Targa, BMP, or PCX files in their actual sizes.
Imports a QuickTime movie into your current presentation in its actual size.
An actor is an animated object that contains its own inherent movements. Astound imports Gold Disk's Animation Works and PICS actors.
Loads and attaches a sound to the current slide.
Displays a list of ink modes that allow you to alter colors depending on other colors around them.
Select this menu option to set the foreground and background colors to their original state.
The selected objects are displayed in their original state.
Select this menu option to switch the foreground and background colors of the selected objects.
The selected objects are displayed in their inverse state.
Select this menu option to eliminate the background color and show the pattern of the selected objects in their normal state.
The background of the selected objects is removed and the pattern is displayed in its normal state.
This menu option eliminates the background colors and shows the patterns of the selected objects in their inverse states.
The background colors of your selected objects are gone and the patterns are shown in their inverse states
Select this menu option to eliminate the foreground color and show the background color with the pattern in its normal state.
The foreground color of the selected objects is gone and the pattern and background color as displayed normally.
Select this menu option to eliminate the foreground color and show the background color with the pattern in its inverse state.
The foreground color of the selected objects is gone and the background color with the pattern is displayed in its inverse state.
Select this menu option to guarantee that your objects will be visible where they overlap. The XOR will make the overlapping color different from the background color.
All selected objects will be visible where they overlap.
Select this menu option to invert the pattern of selected objects and then switch the background or foreground color. This ensures that all objects are visible where they overlap.
The pattern of the selected objects will be inverted and the colors will be switched where objects overlap.
Adds the Red, Green, and Blue values of the pattern colors to the background colors and displays the resulting color.
Adds the Red, Green, and Blue values of the pattern colors to the background colors and displays the resulting color.
Subtracts the Red, Green, and Blue values of the pattern colors from the background colors and displays the resulting color.
Subtracts the Red, Green, and Blue values of the pattern colors from the background colors and displays the resulting color.
Compares the Red, Green, and Blue components of the pattern colors with the background colors and picks the higher (lighter) components.
Compares the Red, Green, and Blue components of the pattern colors with the background colors and picks the lower (darker) components.
Uses the average of the pattern colors and the background colors.
Eliminates the background color and shows the pattern in its normal state.
Displays a submenu of justification options, allowing you to decide how to align blocks of text.
Select this menu option to justify your text with the left margin.
Your selected text is justified with the left margin.
Select this menu option to justify your text with the right margin.
Your selected text is justified with the right margin.
Select this menu option to center each line of text between your margins.
Your selected text is centered between your margins.
Select this menu option to justify your text with both the left and the right margins.
Your selected text is justified with both the left and the right margins.
Displays a submenu which allows you to alter the layer selected objects are placed on.
Brings the selected object(s) to the front layer(s). If more than one object is selected, they will retain their relative layer order, but will be in front of all other objects on the slide.
You must have objects selected on your slide to use this option.
Sends the selected object(s) to the back layer(s). If more than one object is selected, they will retain their relative layer order, but will be behind all other objects on the slide.
You must have objects selected on your slide to use this option.
Brings the selected object up one layer from its current position.
You must have objects selected on your slide to use this option.
Sends the selected object down one layer from its current position.
