Throughout this user guide and within Presio, the terms "project" and "presentation" are used. The following section explains these terms and their usage within Help:

Projects

A project, is a special file created by Presio that acts as a container for all your media assets and data that you wish to include into your final presentation. A project file may include the following types of files and information:

• Imported or captured audio or video clips

• Imported or captured images

• Presentation data such as presentation title, speaker, summary, etc

• Presentation settings such as template, media quality, output format

• Other imported files such as speaker photos and logos

A saved project file in Presio has an .Presio file extension. By saving your projects, you can later open a project file and begin editing it in Presio from where you last saved.

There are 3 Project Types within Presio:

1. Record audio with slides

2. Record video with slides

3. Synchronize media with slides

Presentation

A presentation is the final project that you publish to your local computer, to iPresent Online, to a corporate intranet site, to a Web site, or to a shared network location to be viewed by others. The presentation can then be opened and viewed in a Web browser. A published presentation contains any slides, images, video, audio, and other presentation data that is included in a project file.

When you publish a presentation, a new set of HTML, image, and media files are generated by Presio. A published presentation is simply a web ready version of your project. A presentation contains all of graphics, HTML, scripts, audio or video files that are needed for your presentation to play correctly.