ProShow Producer 6 - How to Make a Show Right Away?

Make a Show Right Away

1. When  you first open ProShow,  you'll  be asked how you'd like to begin your new Slide Show. Select the Blank Show icon.
2. In the Show Title box, give your  new show a name.
3. Select the Aspect Ratio.  By default, it will be set to 16:9 (Widescreen) as this is the most common for playback on most PCs, Televisions and Devices
4. Once you press Create, you'll be in the Build Workspace. This is where you'll  start out each time you are ready to make new show.
5. Use the Folder List to browse for any folder on your PC that contains images. Try to find a folder with 100 images or less in order to make your first show more quickly.
6. When you select the desired folder  in the Folder List, right-click on any one of the thumbnails that appears in the File List below.
7. Select Add All Files to Show from the sub-menu that appears.

Depending on the number of images in the selected folder, it may take a few moments to import everything into ProShow.  A task monitor indicator will appear just below the File List  that will show you how far along you are in the import process.

Once all of the images have been added as slides in your Slide List at the bottom of the screen, continue creating your first show by following the "1, 2, 3" method. 

The "1, 2, 3" method uses some of the many keyboard shortcuts found in ProShow to randomly re-arrange the order or your images, add random motion effects to your images and randomly select transition effects to go in between each of your slides.

1. Select every slide in your show by clicking on any slide and pressing CTRL + A.
2. Randomize the order of your slides by pressing CTRL + Shift + 1.
3. Add some random motion by pressing CTRL + Shift + 2.
4. Finally, randomize the transition effects between slides by pressing CTRL + Shift + 3.

With just a few simple steps, you now have a brand new slide show, complete with motion and transition effects. To see what you've created,  click  the Play button that appears beneath the preview window.

So there it is, you're very first show!   Now that you see how easy it is to get started,  let's dig a little deeper and get you on your way to doing even more with ProShow.


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• ProShow Producer 6 - How to add Effects to your image?
• ProShow Producer - How to add Audio to your show?
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