Presentations with Mathematica

Mathematica's unified computation and dynamic document architecture makes possible a new level of interactive presentation—notably allowing finished "slides" on which full interactive input and dynamic computation can still be done. Mathematica's cell-structured documents also conveniently allow calculations leading up to graphics or other elements to be maintained in the underlying document, but hidden for presentation.

New ► Slide Show — create a slide show notebook containing dynamic editable content

Screen Environment ► Presentation — display a notebook in a presentation mode

Magnification — set the magnification for a notebook

Window ► Full Screen (F12) — make a notebook full-screen (F12 again to revert)

Manipulate — create a dynamic interactive version of any graphic or other expression

Animate — create an animation from any function

ListAnimate — animate a list of graphics or other expressions

SlideView — view any list of graphics or other expressions as slides

TabView — use tabs to select between any list of graphics or other expressions

Export — export graphics, animations, or other expressions in many formats

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