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7<br />

7<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

This chapter goes through the steps required to produce a presentation using<br />

<strong>WATCHOUT</strong>. It assumes that you have already planned the presentation and<br />

produced the source media files, as described in the previous two chapters.<br />

Stage<br />

Adding and Removing<br />

Displays<br />

Arranging Displays<br />

The Stage window allows you to arrange the display areas and provides a<br />

preview of your presentation. Portions of images that appear inside a display<br />

will be shown by that physical display. By arranging displays side by side or<br />

vertically, you can make images span multiple displays.<br />

To add a display to the Stage window, choose “Add Display” on the Stage<br />

menu. This menu item provides a choice of standard display sizes. Once a<br />

display has been added, set its IP address and other settings through its Specifications<br />

dialog box (see “Display Specifications” on page 134).<br />

To remove a display, select the display by clicking it with the mouse so it shows<br />

a bold outline, then choose Clear on the Edit menu.<br />

◆ NOTE: If the “Lock Displays” item on the Stage menu is activated, you can<br />

not select, change or delete displays.<br />

Displays may overlap each other. When they do, images that span multiple<br />

displays will be automatically blended at the edges. Alternatively, displays can<br />

be positioned edge-to-edge, or with a small gap between them, for a videowall<br />

look. By positioning the displays in the Stage window according to the actual<br />

arrangement and separation of the monitors or image areas, images that span<br />

Chapter 7: Production 85

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