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:: com :: sun :: star :: presentation ::

interface XPresentation
Description
With this interface you can control any object that implements a Presentation.
Developers Guide
Drawings - Presentation Settings
Drawings - Working with Presentation Documents
Methods' Summary
start The presentation is shown in full-screen and started from the beginning.  
end The presentation is stopped and the full-screen mode will end.  
rehearseTimings Starts the presentation from the beginning and shows the actual running time to the user.  
Methods' Details
start
void
start();
Description
The presentation is shown in full-screen and started from the beginning.
end
void
end();
Description
The presentation is stopped and the full-screen mode will end.
rehearseTimings
void
rehearseTimings();
Description
Starts the presentation from the beginning and shows the actual running time to the user.
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