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Don’t highlight objects - Objects on the canvas do not receive a highlight.

Highlight objects by clicking - Places a colored highlight around objects that you click.

Highlight objects by pointing - Places a colored highlight around objects that you mouse over.

You can choose one of the following options to specify whether objects on the canvas receive a highlight (border) around the object: To customize the settings for Presentation Mode, you’ll use the Presentation preferences, accessed by choosing OmniGraffle ▸ Preferences, and then choose the Presentation tab. To exit Presentation Mode, you can either press Option-Command-P or Escape.Ĭonfiguring OmniGraffle’s Presentation Preferences The menu bar goes back into hiding when you move the mouse away. For example, you cannot view the rulers or set alignment guides while presenting.

Not all menu options are available while in Presentation Mode. The Sidebar only reveals canvases and artboards while presenting you cannot access individual layers or objects in the Sidebar. Move your mouse to the left side of the screen to bring in the Sidebar. To zoom back out to see everything on the canvas, press the Up (↑) Arrow key, or press the Down (↓) key to proceed to the next canvas/slide. When you select an artboard, the objects on that artboard zoom in to fill the entire screen. If your document does not contain artboards, nothing happens when you press the Left or Right Arrow keys.If you press the Left or Right Arrow keys while on a canvas that does not have an artboard, the presentation goes backward or forward through the canvases, respectively, to find and select an artboard.Use the Left (←) and Right (→) Arrow keys to select the previous or next artboard on the current canvas, respectively. Use the Up (↑) and Down (↓) Arrow keys on your keyboard to go back or forward through the canvases in your document, respectively.To navigate through your presentation, you’ll use the arrow keys on your keyboard as follows: The Sidebar and menu bar are hidden from sight but remain available if you move your mouse to the left or top edge of the screen, respectively.Įach canvas in your OmniGraffle document is a slide in your presentation.The Toolbar and Inspectors bar are inaccessible.The Action Browse tool is sticky you cannot choose another tool in the Toolbar.Set lyrNotes to layer “METADATA + Brand background” of oCanvasĮnjoy! Comments and suggestions are welcome, as always.When you enter Presentation Mode, either by choosing View ▸ Start Presentation, or by pressing Option-Command-P, OmniGraffle takes over your entire screen. Set oCanvas to canvas canvasNumber of theDocument Repeat with canvasNumber from 1 to canvasCount Set canvasCount to count of canvases of theDocument

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Tell application “OmniGraffle Professional 5” Here’s the AS to turn on all the Notes layers and page backgrounds, for example: We don’t even have to export this page to make it work. Now, clicking ‘Check syntax’ and ‘Run script’ executes that AppleScript. On these buttons, we use the ‘Runs a script’ option and paste in some AppleScript: We make another canvas (or page) and put some buttons on it. Layers within an Omnigraffle canvasĪll the layers in our Omnigraffle canvas. A ‘Notes’ layer specific to the canvas, and a shared ‘METADATA’ layer displaying page name, number, revision, and other information. Turning them off on each page can be a real drag, and no one gets a good feel for app flow with them cluttering the view. Now what? Preparing the prototype Now the problem is what to do with all the annotations, text commentary, and page backgrounds that are included with a traditional wireframes, but are visual noise in your prototype. On every page that has that shared layer, you’ve made persistent navigation. You can tell Omnigraffle to navigate to another canvas, zoom, highlight or center on the current canvas.

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