The Introduction frame appears as the first frame before the action frames during playback. The Introduction frame text also appears in the Concept pane in the Player for topics with no linked concepts. The Introduction frame typically contains a short statement introducing the topic; however, you can add any text that you desire. The End frame appears during playback in the Player as the last frame of the topic after the action frames. It typically contains a short statement about the result of the actions performed in the topic. Like the Introduction frame, you can add any text you feel is necessary. 

To enter text into the Introduction or End frame, you must display the Frame Properties toolpane, and then type the text in the text edit pane. As you type, the text appears in both the text edit pane and the bubble in the frame.

Note: You can suppress the Introduction frame from appearing during playback by deselecting the Show introduction text option in the Publishing Wizard when you publish a Player. You can also set a default for this option in the Player category in the Options dialog box.

To add text to an Introduction or End frame:

1. Navigate to the Introduction or End frame.
    
2. Display the Frame Properties toolpane, if necessary.
    
3. Click in the text edit pane and enter the text.

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