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You can personalize the presentation with your business name or other text on the loading screen.

Customizing the Loading Textīy default, Adobe Presenter displays a loading screen that reads "Adobe Presenter" while your presentation is loading. Note that you can't delete the default themes. To delete a custom theme, select the theme's name in the Theme Name list, click Delete, click Yes to confirm, and click OK to remove it. If you want to give this theme a new name, click Save As instead and assign the new name. Click the Save button to save your changes, and confirm that you want to overwrite the existing theme. An asterisk following the theme label at the top of the Theme Editor indicates that there are unsaved settings. Unsaved modifications to an existing theme are not included in the theme. Click OK to save the theme and include it in the Theme list for future use ( see Figure 2). When you're finished specifying the desired settings, click Save As and type a name for your custom theme in the resulting dialog box.In the Default list, choose the pane to display as the default. Select/deselect panes to show in the presentation.To customize the content shown at the upper right of the sidebar, select/deselect appropriate Presenter Info options.Click the Location down arrow and choose Right or Left. To specify a location for the sidebar, select Show Sidebar.To offer users optional presentation sizes, click the Enable Mode Switching checkbox and select either Default or Fullscreen from the Display drop-down list.To select Customize options, choose among the following settings:.Choose a font and size for the presentation notes by using the Notes Pane Font and Size drop-down lists.Click Background Image > Change to open a dialog box in which you can specify a JPEG image to use as the background behind the slides, playbar, and toolbar.You can choose from several other languages, including Chinese or Dutch, in the Player Text Labels dialog box, which opens when you click the Modify Text Labels button. The text labels in the presentation automatically display in German, French, Japanese, or Korean if the viewer's operating system is set for one of those languages. Need to distribute your presentation to colleagues in Germany? Japan? No problem.