This FAQ covers 3 common questions about WPS Slide Transition on macOS, mainly around manual and automatic advance settings, playback testing, and timing adjustment.
FAQ
Can I use manual click and automatic advance at the same time?
- Open the presentation and select the target slide.
- Go to the Transitions tab and enable both On Mouse Click and Auto Transition.
- Set the automatic timing and test the result in slideshow mode.
How should I choose a suitable automatic slide advance time?
- Estimate how long viewers need to read or how long you need to explain the slide.
- Enter that interval in the Auto Transition time box.
- Preview the slideshow and adjust the timing again if needed.
Why is it recommended to test the slideshow before presenting?
- Automatic slide advance directly affects how long each slide stays on screen.
- If the timing is too short, viewers may not finish reading; if it is too long, the presentation may feel slow.
- Testing in advance helps confirm that manual and automatic slide changes match your presentation plan.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Slide Transition | The way a presentation moves from the current slide to the next one, such as by click or timed automatic advance. |
| Auto Transition | A playback method in which the slide moves to the next one automatically after the set time is reached. |
| Slideshow Mode | The presentation playback view used to check how slides actually appear and advance during presentation. |