There are a number of ways to change the order of your slides in a presentation.
I know sometimes when I have a large presentation, I think a lot about the order of slides and try
different things until it feels right.
Let me show you.
So we're back inside my typography presentation, and as I mentioned before, we can change the order
simply by dragging a slide from place to place.
This is a little bit inconvenient, especially if you have a lot of slides in your presentation and
you can't see them all in the sidebar.
It's funny how you get used to using certain features and you ignore others.
This feature actually is a really convenient one.
It's called the grid view, so I'm going to go down here to the lower left.
I'm going to point at grid view and notice.
Now all of my slides are displayed, and it's much easier to move a slide to a new location in the presentation.
Now there's a couple of other things here.
When we have a really long presentation, you do have to scroll through this grid view, but I can click
on any slide, right click and choose Move Slide to the beginning or Move Slide to the end.
If I choose Move, Slide to the beginning, that's now the first slide in the series.
I can undo any of these moves with the undo tool from our toolbar or command or Control Z that moves
the slide back into place.
I can actually move multiple slides here if I select them by holding command or control on a PC.
Select the slides.
I want to move and then I can drag them as a group.
Again, I'm going to undo that move.
Finally, when I control click or right click on a slide, I have the cut, copy and paste features
if I copy a slide by selecting Copy and then select a different slide.
For example, let's select Slide Number 10 and I again go to edit and choose Paste.
That slide is pasted into the next available slot.
I don't actually want it there, so I'm going to choose Delete.
I can also move a slot by cutting it if I cut a slide.
Let's do slide number two.
The slide will actually disappear from its current slot and appear in the slot I pasted into.
And then I can undo that whole move with our undo option.
So there's a lot of ways to move slides around and experiment until you get the order of your slide
presentation just right.