Menu and toolbar commands
The management of slides is carried out using the buttons on the toolbar
These buttons are grouped in four tabs: File / Project / Render and Help

## The project management commands

The following table summarizes the main management commands:

Toolbar button | File menu command | Keyboard shortcut | Action
| New | CTRL+N | Allows to create a new blank project using the default project settings as defined in the Application settings. (If the current project has unsaved modifications, ffDiaporama prompts you to save it.)
| Open | CTRL+O | Allows you to open an existing project. The file selection dialog appears and allows you to select the project to be opened. (If the current project has unsaved modifications, ffDiaporama prompts you to save it.)
| Open recent |  | Allows you to reopen a recently opened project. ffDiaporama stores a list of the last ten projects. (If the current project has unsaved modifications, ffDiaporama prompts you to save it.)
| Save | CTRL+S | Allows you to save the current project in a project file. If you have not previously saved the project, a file selection dialog appears and allows you to select a destination file.
| Save as |  | Allows you to save the current project in a different file. The file selection dialog appears and allows you to select a destination file.
| Settings |  | Allows you to define applications settings. The Application settings dialog appears.
| Quit | CTRL+W | Allows you to exit ffDiaporama. (If the current project has unsaved modifications, ffDiaporama prompts you to save it.)

## The slide management commands

The following table summarizes the main management commands:

Toolbar button | Project menu command | Keyboard shortcut | Action
| Add title |  | Allows you to add an empty slide : the slide is appended to the project and is displayed in the timeline.
| Add files | INS | Allows you to add photo or video files : A file selection dialog appears and allows you to select one or more files. Note: Each file selected is added to the project alphabetically by filename or in the numerical order of shots. Cameras number pictures/video sequences as they are taken; using numerical order ensures the correct chronological order of shots.
| Add project |  | Allows you to add the slides of an existing project at the end the current project: a file selection dialog appears and allows you to select a project file. Slides, slide settings, music and background of the project are added to the current project.
| Cut | CTRL+X | Allows you to cut the current slide (remove it from the timeline and put it in the clipboard).
| Copy | CTRL+C | Allows you to copy the current slide to the clipboard.
| Paste | CTRL+V | Allows you to paste the slide currently in the clipboard into the timeline.
| Edit | Opens a sub-menu giving access to the modification functions:
F5 | Background property (Equivalent to a double click on the background track)
F6 | Slide property (Equivalent to a double click on the mounting track)
F7 | Music property (Equivalent to a double click on the music track)
F8 | Entering transition property (Equivalent to a double click on the transition)
| Remove | DEL | Allows you to remove the current slide.

Note: inserted slides are either at the end of the project, or after the current slide, depending to the option "add the new slides (at the end of the project or after the current slide) " in the configuration dialog.

## The render commands

The following table summarizes the main render commands:

Toolbar button | Render menu command | Action
| Player and Smartphone | Allows you to render the video for selected equipment from the device database. The Render movie dialog from database appears.
| Multimedia system
| For the WEB
| Advanced | Allows you to render the video using the Advanced render video dialog.

## The help commands

The following table summarizes the main help commands:

Toolbar button | Help menu command | Action
| About | Allows to open the about dialog. This displays information about the release, license and system information
| Support and help (F1) | Open the index of the ffDiaporama WIKI
| What's new | Open the Blog/News page from the ffDiaporama website

## See also

- Index of the ffDiaporama WIKI
- How ffDiaporama work
- The timeline
- The ffDiaporama project file

ffDiaporama 1.0