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In my pages panel, I'm going to click on the cheese grater and I'm going to you go to my page attributes and choose my page transitions and choose from all different styles. I mean, that's ridiculous because, you know, with every presentation, a different transition is absolutely necessary. Heaven forbid we should have the same transition and each page. But there's a couple of the things we can do if we would like to go in and we would like to put different page transitions on each page. You can use your up down left, right, arrows and navigate through here just like you would any other presentation style document.

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Do you want to go into full screen mode? I say yes. So I'm gonna go ahead and click export, and it's gonna export the file. And I would like to do some type of cheesy page transition.

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We'll show you how to set him up from the document. If you thought that all was lost, it's like I love to do this, but I don't have cheesy page transitions. You can't do it without cheesy page transitions. Or I could just do it manually and with a very basic presentation. I could drop all my images into an in design document, export it, and it could flip through the pages or the slides every few seconds. If I were doing something like this where I wanted to have lots of images, and I would like to do just a really quick presentation on my computer. So that is going Teoh fit the page, the window, and that when we scroll through, we're going to see just every slide or every page by itself. I can have my document open in full screen mode so that we can block out everything. And I could do a couple different things.

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We want to do an interactive pdf to get just a very basic level of interactivity, and this level of interactivity here by doing an interactive PDF, allows us to go win and simply give us a presentation style document from in design. So to do that file export and we're two different exports for PdF for print is pretty much a static file that you can look at in print. PdF And it's four pages could be 20 pages, and you can have it any orientation, any different size pages that you want. I can take any file, and I can simply export this into a presentation style. O just a very basic presentation where we've got the ability to simply take this and use this for any type of office style presentation. So one of the things I'd like to do is I'd like to turn this int. This is a pdf, but I'd like to kind of spice it up a little bit. It's a four page newsletter, and I want to use this for multiple different reasons. So we get started, put together this newsletter, Ondas newsletter. And then we're gonna get into really awesome things where we're gonna do rollovers and pop ups, along with actions associated with that. We can add hyperlinks so you can click on something and go to a website or download a file, and you could have little buttons that you could roll over. We're going to show you their ridiculously awesome page curl effect. We could go in and turn this into any type of presentation that we'd like you to transitions. And there's basically three different sets of interactivity that we can have with an in design document. Taking an in design document and making it into a really either a slick presentation or adding a lot of interactive features to this.

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Your chronicle anchovy sandwich

Bacon, as I’m sure you know, is made from sliced pork belly. The restaurant serves wood-fired pizzas and other Italian-inspired dishes, but on a recent visit, it was the pork belly BLT that caught my eye. Redd Wood in Yountville is the new restaurant from Richard Reddington, owner of Redd, also in Y-Town. Isn’t that what a sandwich should do? Ray’s Deli, 900 Western Ave., Petaluma. These sandwiches are a treat, a reward for a job well done or just a congratulations for making it halfway through the workday. This is no five-dolla footlong, because unlike a certain corporate chain deli’s flavorless dreck, it actually tastes like something (and it’s a little more than $5). The Ray’s roll, baked each morning, is soft and light, highlighting the flavors it is sworn to protect. Free-range chicken, real, thick-cut bacon, red pepper aioli, fresh lettuce, ripe tomato and fresh-sliced cheese. But when each ingredient is pushed to its best, the results are phenomenal. Seemingly simple: diced chicken breast, bacon, mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and cheese. A variety of staples created by a couple of Cotati foodies who took their culinary curiosity out of the kitchen and into the storefront continuously elevates the sandwich to the level of gourmet cuisine. There are many reasons to visit this off-the-strip deli and tavern, but the sandwiches could be number one. This cross-section view should always be a visually stunning work of art, and Ray’s Deli in Petaluma showcases that ideal. All for a pile of stuff smashed between two pieces of bread!Ī sandwich really becomes a sandwich when sliced in half to reveal its layers of hidden goodness. The funny thing about all this is that once we got going, we could have written about five times as many sandwiches, easily. You’ll notice we haven’t forgotten the turkey-and-swiss corner store creations, but we’re glad to share plenty of new discoveries, too, geared to inspire special out-of-the-way detours with friends. Especially here in the North Bay, where fresh, local ingredients are simply grace notes in a chef’s sonata, sandwiches have undergone a makeover that’s caused the rest of the country to put down their PB&Js and take notice.įor this year’s Food & Wine issue, we’ve rounded up some of our favorites out of the literally thousands of sandwiches in the North Bay. There’s been a rush of innovation between the bread that nobody, not even John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich himself, could have expected. And why not? They’re compact, manageable, easy to eat and offer endless variations for a quick lunchtime grab.īut something’s been happening to sandwiches lately. For what’s basically a pile of stuff smashed between two pieces of bread, sandwiches sure are a huge part of our lives.