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This deck is the manual.

Press the keys as you read. Nothing here is a screenshot.

Start here: → to move. N opens the presenter. M shows notes on this screen.

Move

Four ways through.

Next and back

→ Space PageDown forward. ← PageUp back.

Jump

Home first. End last. 1–3 chapter.

Try it now. Press → to reveal the second card, then → again to move on.

Presenter

The second window.

Press N to open it.

Notes

The full speaker notes, not the slide.

Next

The next slide title, so you can look ahead.

Clock

Elapsed time, wall clock, and the exercise timer.

Press N now. If pop-ups are blocked, press M instead.

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Start the clock.

Press T to start, pause and resume.

Start

T starts the countdown from the slide’s data-min.

Pause and reset

T again pauses. R clears it.

Overrun

At zero it keeps counting with a + and turns red.

Try it. Press T. The number appears top right.

Notes

The rehearsal view.

Press M to show the notes here.

The same notes, in a drawer across the bottom of the main screen. Useful when the presenter window is blocked, or when you are rehearsing alone.

Press M now. Press it again to hide.

Extras

Three more keys.

B

Blank the screen. B or . again to return.

F

Fullscreen the deck. F again to leave.

?print

Add ?print to the URL for one slide per page, every step revealed.

On the site: every deck has the same keys. Nothing to install.

Reference

The whole keyboard.

Keys Action
→ Space PageDown ↓ Next
← PageUp ↑ Back
Home / End First / last slide
1–9 Jump to a chapter
N Presenter window
M Notes on this screen
T Start, pause, resume the timer
R Reset the timer
B or . Blank the screen
F Fullscreen
o Rotate this slide
O Rotate the deck default

Format

Landscape or portrait. One source.

Set it once

stage.orientation in the front matter sets the deck default.

Override one slide

orientation=portrait in that slide’s metadata.

Try it. o rotates this slide; O flips the deck default. This deck is pure landscape. The portrait example is on the site.

That is the whole engine.

A chapter rail, notes, a presenter, a timer, print, and a canvas that scales.

Read authoring/schema.md, or open the other examples.