What is PowerPoint? What kind of work is usually done in PowerPoint? What is Slide? How to create a new Slide? What is Animation? How much is usually kind of Animation? What is Transition?
PowerPoint 2010 is a visual application used to create presentations combining text, images, graphs, videos and more. It has a ribbon interface with tabs for tasks like Home, Insert and Design. The application window includes elements like a title bar, quick access toolbar, file tab, groups of commands, slide and notes panes, and status bar. The document provides guidance on designing effective PowerPoint presentations, such as minimizing slides, using readable font sizes, keeping text simple, adding visuals, and checking for errors.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation software that allows users to create slideshows with text, images, audio, and video. It was first developed in 1984 under the name Presenter and was officially launched by Microsoft in 1990. PowerPoint gives users a variety of tools to design professional presentations, including different themes, backgrounds, fonts, colors, and the ability to add pictures, charts, tables, and more. Users can also include slide transitions, animations, hyperlinks, and print their finished presentations.
This document provides an overview and instructions for a Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 training course titled "Create your first PowerPoint 2010 presentation". The course teaches students how to create PowerPoint slides, add text and images, choose slide layouts and themes, format content, add speaker notes, and share a presentation. It includes videos demonstrating how to perform tasks like inserting slides, applying themes, resizing elements, and more. The document also contains a practice test to assess students' understanding with multiple choice questions about functions such as inserting new slides and accessing print preview.
PowerPoint 2010 introduces new features to enhance every step of creating and delivering presentations:
1) Authors can use templates, sections, and co-authoring to organize large presentations and collaborate simultaneously on one document.
2) Presentations can be enriched with new picture effects, animation tools, embedded video capabilities, and transition effects.
3) Delivering presentations is improved with features for broadcasting live shows, recording narrated videos, optimizing file sizes for sharing, and accessing slides from any web browser.
This document provides an overview of features and functions in Microsoft PowerPoint 2013, including:
- Creating and editing presentations, slides, text, and visual elements like tables, charts, photos, and videos.
- Formatting presentations with themes, slide layouts, animations, and multimedia enhancements.
- Organizing slides into sections, rearranging slides, and outlining the presentation.
- Customizing elements like the ribbon, slide masters, and saving as templates.
- Sharing and delivering presentations through different formats, password protection, comments, and collaboration.
This document provides instructions for learning basic skills in Microsoft PowerPoint. It outlines several lessons that teach how to open PowerPoint, identify its main tools and parts, insert text and media, apply themes and formatting, add animations and transitions between slides. The goals are to understand PowerPoint's basic functions and how to effectively present information to an audience. Quizzes are included to test comprehension.
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 for beginners. It defines key terms like presentations, slides, notes, and handouts. It describes the basic interface elements of PowerPoint like the ribbon, slide pane, and view buttons. It explains how to perform basic tasks like creating a new presentation, inserting slides, selecting layouts, and changing the view. It also defines the different view types like Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, and Slide Show views.
What is PowerPoint? What kind of work is usually done in PowerPoint? What is Slide? How to create a new Slide? What is Animation? How much is usually kind of Animation? What is Transition?
PowerPoint 2010 is a visual application used to create presentations combining text, images, graphs, videos and more. It has a ribbon interface with tabs for tasks like Home, Insert and Design. The application window includes elements like a title bar, quick access toolbar, file tab, groups of commands, slide and notes panes, and status bar. The document provides guidance on designing effective PowerPoint presentations, such as minimizing slides, using readable font sizes, keeping text simple, adding visuals, and checking for errors.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation software that allows users to create slideshows with text, images, audio, and video. It was first developed in 1984 under the name Presenter and was officially launched by Microsoft in 1990. PowerPoint gives users a variety of tools to design professional presentations, including different themes, backgrounds, fonts, colors, and the ability to add pictures, charts, tables, and more. Users can also include slide transitions, animations, hyperlinks, and print their finished presentations.
This document provides an overview and instructions for a Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 training course titled "Create your first PowerPoint 2010 presentation". The course teaches students how to create PowerPoint slides, add text and images, choose slide layouts and themes, format content, add speaker notes, and share a presentation. It includes videos demonstrating how to perform tasks like inserting slides, applying themes, resizing elements, and more. The document also contains a practice test to assess students' understanding with multiple choice questions about functions such as inserting new slides and accessing print preview.
PowerPoint 2010 introduces new features to enhance every step of creating and delivering presentations:
1) Authors can use templates, sections, and co-authoring to organize large presentations and collaborate simultaneously on one document.
2) Presentations can be enriched with new picture effects, animation tools, embedded video capabilities, and transition effects.
3) Delivering presentations is improved with features for broadcasting live shows, recording narrated videos, optimizing file sizes for sharing, and accessing slides from any web browser.
This document provides an overview of features and functions in Microsoft PowerPoint 2013, including:
- Creating and editing presentations, slides, text, and visual elements like tables, charts, photos, and videos.
- Formatting presentations with themes, slide layouts, animations, and multimedia enhancements.
- Organizing slides into sections, rearranging slides, and outlining the presentation.
- Customizing elements like the ribbon, slide masters, and saving as templates.
- Sharing and delivering presentations through different formats, password protection, comments, and collaboration.
This document provides instructions for learning basic skills in Microsoft PowerPoint. It outlines several lessons that teach how to open PowerPoint, identify its main tools and parts, insert text and media, apply themes and formatting, add animations and transitions between slides. The goals are to understand PowerPoint's basic functions and how to effectively present information to an audience. Quizzes are included to test comprehension.
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 for beginners. It defines key terms like presentations, slides, notes, and handouts. It describes the basic interface elements of PowerPoint like the ribbon, slide pane, and view buttons. It explains how to perform basic tasks like creating a new presentation, inserting slides, selecting layouts, and changing the view. It also defines the different view types like Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, and Slide Show views.
PowerPoint 2010 introduces new features to help users at every stage of creating and delivering a presentation. It provides templates to help users start presentations, allows simultaneous collaboration on a single document, includes new options for styling and animating pictures and videos, and enables users to broadcast or record presentations and share them online through tools for optimizing file size and embedding media.
This document outlines new features in Microsoft PowerPoint, including taking screenshots and pasting them into slides, copying and pasting photos and videos, adding math equations using the insert tab, compressing video and audio to reduce file size, translating words to other languages under the file menu, embedding and editing video within PowerPoint, and accessing PowerPoint from a smartphone.
PowerPoint is a program used to create professional presentations that can include text, graphics, tables, charts, audio, video and other media. It allows users to easily enter and edit information, incorporate content from other sources, and present information in various ways. Effective presentations require planning, including determining the message, audience and delivery method. PowerPoint provides various views and tools to organize, design and deliver presentations.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft PowerPoint, including its uses, interface, slide layouts, adding and modifying content like text, images, and multimedia. It describes how to change designs, duplicate/move/delete slides, and insert slide transitions and animations. Formatting tools are explained for pictures, grouping objects, and including hyperlinks in a presentation. The goal of PowerPoint is to create digital slide shows and presentations that can be published online or printed.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007: Create Your First Presentationomoviejohn
This document provides an overview and lessons for a training course on creating a first presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The course covers getting familiar with the PowerPoint workspace, adding and formatting text on slides, inserting pictures and other elements, choosing and applying themes, and arranging elements on slides. It includes instructions and screenshots to guide learning how to perform tasks like creating new slides, adding content, and preparing notes. Practice activities and self-tests are suggested to reinforce the skills.
This document provides instructions for using various features in Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses the View tab's master views, including the Slide, Handout, and Notes masters which act as templates. It also covers the Slide Show tab's Setup group, which allows configuring options for slide show timing, narration, and media playback. Specific functions covered include zooming, fitting slides to windows, rehearsing timings, recording slide shows, and playing back narrations.
PowerPoint 2012 introduces new features to help users create more engaging presentations, collaborate more effectively, and share presentations more easily. Key features include advanced photo editing tools to enhance visuals, real-time co-authoring to allow multiple people to work on a presentation simultaneously, and the ability to embed and edit video directly in PowerPoint. Presentations can now be shared instantly online or converted to high-quality video files. PowerPoint is also more accessible across devices through web and mobile apps.
This document provides an overview of the first chapter of a PowerPoint 2010 skills guide. It describes the key areas and views of the PowerPoint interface, including slides, outlines, notes, and different view modes. It also summarizes how to perform common tasks like adding and modifying slides, applying transitions, and working with masters.
PowerPoint is a graphical presentation program used to organize and present information through slides. Slides can contain text, graphics, sound, and other objects that can be arranged freely. Presentations can be printed, displayed live, or navigated through by the presenter.
To open PowerPoint, go to the Start menu and select it from the Microsoft Office programs. The first thing a user should do is save their new presentation. To save, go to File > Save As and specify a name and location for the file. It's important to save often while working to prevent losing unsaved changes if the computer crashes.
This document discusses reviewing and collaborating on PowerPoint presentations using comments and the compare feature. It explains how to add, edit, respond to, and delete comments. It also describes how to compare two versions of a presentation to see differences and decide which changes to include. Finally, it provides instructions for using the document inspector to check for and remove any comments before sharing the final presentation.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft as part of its Microsoft Office suite. It allows users to create slideshow presentations consisting of text, images, videos, and other objects that can be displayed on-screen or printed. PowerPoint has tools for inserting tables, charts, graphics, and other media and formatting slide layouts, as well as tools for animating and transitioning between slides during a live presentation. The main components of the PowerPoint interface include the ribbon, which contains tabs for commonly used tools, and the Microsoft Office button for creating new presentations or accessing recently opened ones.
PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft Office suite. It runs on Windows and Mac operating systems. The current versions are PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 for Windows, and PowerPoint 2011 for Mac. PowerPoint was initially called "Presenter" before being renamed in 1987. It provides tools for creating slides with text, images, and multimedia content and arranging them in a presentation. Users can customize slide layouts, themes, animations and slide transitions.
This document provides an overview of key features and functions in Microsoft PowerPoint, including slide layouts, designs, and views. It discusses how to organize content using the outline pane, import Word outlines, format text and slides, use slide and title masters, add special items like charts and tables, and insert animations, transitions, sounds, music, and movies. The document also covers printing options and exporting PowerPoints to Word.
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint and how to create and format presentations. It discusses starting PowerPoint, creating new presentations from templates or blank slides, adding text and objects to slides using placeholders or drawing tools, and embedding tables, clip art, pictures, and other media. The document covers viewing and navigation modes, changing slide layouts, and delivering on-screen shows as well as printing and getting help. It aims to explain the basic PowerPoint features and functions for creating effective presentations.
This is a guide to PowerPoint 2007 that I created for staff INSET. It covers lots of things from the very basics to the more complex features of the developer tab. I spent a while on this so I thought I would share in case anyone else would find this use
This document provides instructions on how to use various features in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010, including:
- Creating a new presentation from scratch, a template, or an existing presentation
- Inserting and formatting text using styles, colors, fonts, and other formatting options
- Adding visual elements like tables, charts, pictures, and videos
- Printing and previewing presentation slides in various layouts
The document is intended as a guide for students in an introductory computer course to learn the basic functions and formatting tools in PowerPoint 2010.
PowerPoint is a Microsoft presentation program that allows users to create slide shows with notes to display and navigate through during presentations. Slide shows consist of individual pages or "slides" that can be printed, displayed live, or navigated through by the presenter. PowerPoint provides three types of movements between elements on slides (custom animations) and between slides (transitions). It has versions for Windows and Mac operating systems.
PowerPoint 2010 introduces new features to help users at every stage of creating and delivering a presentation. It provides templates to help users start presentations, allows simultaneous collaboration on a single document, includes new options for styling and animating pictures and videos, and enables users to broadcast or record presentations and share them online through tools for optimizing file size and embedding media.
This document outlines new features in Microsoft PowerPoint, including taking screenshots and pasting them into slides, copying and pasting photos and videos, adding math equations using the insert tab, compressing video and audio to reduce file size, translating words to other languages under the file menu, embedding and editing video within PowerPoint, and accessing PowerPoint from a smartphone.
PowerPoint is a program used to create professional presentations that can include text, graphics, tables, charts, audio, video and other media. It allows users to easily enter and edit information, incorporate content from other sources, and present information in various ways. Effective presentations require planning, including determining the message, audience and delivery method. PowerPoint provides various views and tools to organize, design and deliver presentations.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft PowerPoint, including its uses, interface, slide layouts, adding and modifying content like text, images, and multimedia. It describes how to change designs, duplicate/move/delete slides, and insert slide transitions and animations. Formatting tools are explained for pictures, grouping objects, and including hyperlinks in a presentation. The goal of PowerPoint is to create digital slide shows and presentations that can be published online or printed.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007: Create Your First Presentationomoviejohn
This document provides an overview and lessons for a training course on creating a first presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. The course covers getting familiar with the PowerPoint workspace, adding and formatting text on slides, inserting pictures and other elements, choosing and applying themes, and arranging elements on slides. It includes instructions and screenshots to guide learning how to perform tasks like creating new slides, adding content, and preparing notes. Practice activities and self-tests are suggested to reinforce the skills.
This document provides instructions for using various features in Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses the View tab's master views, including the Slide, Handout, and Notes masters which act as templates. It also covers the Slide Show tab's Setup group, which allows configuring options for slide show timing, narration, and media playback. Specific functions covered include zooming, fitting slides to windows, rehearsing timings, recording slide shows, and playing back narrations.
PowerPoint 2012 introduces new features to help users create more engaging presentations, collaborate more effectively, and share presentations more easily. Key features include advanced photo editing tools to enhance visuals, real-time co-authoring to allow multiple people to work on a presentation simultaneously, and the ability to embed and edit video directly in PowerPoint. Presentations can now be shared instantly online or converted to high-quality video files. PowerPoint is also more accessible across devices through web and mobile apps.
This document provides an overview of the first chapter of a PowerPoint 2010 skills guide. It describes the key areas and views of the PowerPoint interface, including slides, outlines, notes, and different view modes. It also summarizes how to perform common tasks like adding and modifying slides, applying transitions, and working with masters.
PowerPoint is a graphical presentation program used to organize and present information through slides. Slides can contain text, graphics, sound, and other objects that can be arranged freely. Presentations can be printed, displayed live, or navigated through by the presenter.
To open PowerPoint, go to the Start menu and select it from the Microsoft Office programs. The first thing a user should do is save their new presentation. To save, go to File > Save As and specify a name and location for the file. It's important to save often while working to prevent losing unsaved changes if the computer crashes.
This document discusses reviewing and collaborating on PowerPoint presentations using comments and the compare feature. It explains how to add, edit, respond to, and delete comments. It also describes how to compare two versions of a presentation to see differences and decide which changes to include. Finally, it provides instructions for using the document inspector to check for and remove any comments before sharing the final presentation.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft as part of its Microsoft Office suite. It allows users to create slideshow presentations consisting of text, images, videos, and other objects that can be displayed on-screen or printed. PowerPoint has tools for inserting tables, charts, graphics, and other media and formatting slide layouts, as well as tools for animating and transitioning between slides during a live presentation. The main components of the PowerPoint interface include the ribbon, which contains tabs for commonly used tools, and the Microsoft Office button for creating new presentations or accessing recently opened ones.
PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft Office suite. It runs on Windows and Mac operating systems. The current versions are PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 for Windows, and PowerPoint 2011 for Mac. PowerPoint was initially called "Presenter" before being renamed in 1987. It provides tools for creating slides with text, images, and multimedia content and arranging them in a presentation. Users can customize slide layouts, themes, animations and slide transitions.
This document provides an overview of key features and functions in Microsoft PowerPoint, including slide layouts, designs, and views. It discusses how to organize content using the outline pane, import Word outlines, format text and slides, use slide and title masters, add special items like charts and tables, and insert animations, transitions, sounds, music, and movies. The document also covers printing options and exporting PowerPoints to Word.
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint and how to create and format presentations. It discusses starting PowerPoint, creating new presentations from templates or blank slides, adding text and objects to slides using placeholders or drawing tools, and embedding tables, clip art, pictures, and other media. The document covers viewing and navigation modes, changing slide layouts, and delivering on-screen shows as well as printing and getting help. It aims to explain the basic PowerPoint features and functions for creating effective presentations.
This is a guide to PowerPoint 2007 that I created for staff INSET. It covers lots of things from the very basics to the more complex features of the developer tab. I spent a while on this so I thought I would share in case anyone else would find this use
This document provides instructions on how to use various features in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010, including:
- Creating a new presentation from scratch, a template, or an existing presentation
- Inserting and formatting text using styles, colors, fonts, and other formatting options
- Adding visual elements like tables, charts, pictures, and videos
- Printing and previewing presentation slides in various layouts
The document is intended as a guide for students in an introductory computer course to learn the basic functions and formatting tools in PowerPoint 2010.
PowerPoint is a Microsoft presentation program that allows users to create slide shows with notes to display and navigate through during presentations. Slide shows consist of individual pages or "slides" that can be printed, displayed live, or navigated through by the presenter. PowerPoint provides three types of movements between elements on slides (custom animations) and between slides (transitions). It has versions for Windows and Mac operating systems.
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Sri Lanka is an island nation off the southern tip of India in the Indian Ocean. It has a population density that is over 9 times greater than the United States. The official language is Sinhala, and the capital and largest city is Colombo. Leslie went to Sri Lanka to assist an elephant veterinarian and visit elephant sanctuaries because she loves elephants. While there, she taught English, visited cultural sites, and saw effects of the long-running civil war and 2004 tsunami.
This document provides an introduction to basic computer hardware components, including the processor, RAM, motherboard, hard disk, cards, ports, BIOS, peripherals, and cabinet. It describes the processor as the brain of the computer and lists common types. It defines RAM as volatile random access memory that comes in static and dynamic varieties. It also briefly outlines hard disks, video cards, sound cards, network interface cards, ports, the BIOS, and various peripherals that connect to the computer, concluding with form factors for computer cabinets.
The document discusses various features of Microsoft PowerPoint for creating presentations including adding content and formatting to slides, adding transitions and animations, and previewing a presentation in Slide Show view. It also provides steps for inserting tables, charts, pictures, and SmartArt graphics into slides as well as adding notes, hyperlinks, and action buttons.
PowerPoint 2013 is a slide show presentation program developed by Microsoft that allows users to create and deliver professional presentations. It offers tools for word processing, outlining, drawing, graphing, and presentation management. The document discusses how to create and open presentations in PowerPoint, save files, customize slides, apply themes, insert images, tables, charts, videos and other media, animate objects, and present slideshows. It also covers more advanced topics like grouping objects, customizing tables and charts, using SmartArt graphics, and applying slide timings and transitions.
This is a tutorial that shows you the basics of how to use OpenOffice Impress. OpenOffice Impress is a free multmedia presentation equivalent to Microsoft PowerPoint.
The document provides an introduction to creating mid-fidelity prototypes using PowerPoint, including examples of hospital, e-commerce, and CD player prototypes, and discusses various PowerPoint functions for adding and formatting text, images, backgrounds, and slide layouts.
This document provides an introduction and overview of using PowerPoint for mid-fidelity prototyping. It discusses how to create and format slides, including inserting text, pictures, backgrounds, colors and transitions. The document demonstrates how to add and manipulate objects on slides, as well as how to view and run slide shows. It provides guidance on animating slides using preset and custom animations.
This document provides an introduction and overview of using PowerPoint for mid-fidelity prototyping. It discusses how to create and format slides, including inserting text, pictures, backgrounds, colors and transitions. The document also covers customizing animations and slide shows, as well as practicing techniques like adding content, manipulating objects, and applying transitions. The goal is to demonstrate the basic features and functions of PowerPoint for creating interactive prototypes.
The document provides an introduction to creating mid-fidelity prototypes using PowerPoint, including examples of hospital, e-commerce, and CD player prototypes, and discusses various PowerPoint functions for adding and formatting text, images, backgrounds, and slide layouts.
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The document provides an introduction to creating mid-fidelity prototypes using PowerPoint, including examples of hospital, e-commerce, and CD player prototypes, and discusses various PowerPoint functions for adding and formatting text, images, backgrounds, and slide layouts.
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint, including how to create and format presentations, add text, images, and other objects to slides, switch between different views, change slide layouts, reorder slides, and deliver presentations. The key points covered are:
- PowerPoint allows creating presentations with slides for on-screen shows, overheads, or handouts.
- New presentations can be blank or use templates, and slides can be added and edited.
- Text, tables, graphics, and other objects can be inserted on slides.
- Views include Slide, Outline, Sorter, Notes Pages, and Slide Show for building and presenting.
- Layout, formatting, and contents of slides can
This document provides an introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses what PowerPoint is, important interface elements like the ribbon and slide views, how to add and format text and slides, apply themes and transitions, insert images, and save and print a presentation. The document includes mini challenges throughout to encourage hands-on learning of PowerPoint's basic functions.
PowerPoint allows users to create digital slideshow presentations. It has various tools for formatting slides, adding text, images, videos and other media. Users can customize slide layouts, transitions between slides. Slides can be organized, duplicated, copied and moved. Presentations can be run manually or set to automatically advance slides. Additional features include notes pages, handouts, slide show timings and other customization options. PowerPoint provides flexibility to create engaging presentations for various purposes.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft as part of its Microsoft Office suite. It allows users to create slideshow presentations consisting of text, images, videos, and other objects which can be displayed on-screen and navigated through using slide transitions and animations. The main interface features include the Ribbon menu, which contains tabs for inserting objects, setting up slide designs and animations, reviewing slides, and changing views. New presentations can be created from blank slides or templates. Users can add pictures, charts, tables and other media to slides and customize their appearance. Transitions control how slides change during a presentation, while animations add effects to objects on individual slides.
This document provides guidance on using PowerPoint effectively for presentations. It discusses the various toolbars in PowerPoint and how to use them. It also offers tips on creating slides, such as using simple designs with short bullet points, consistent formatting, and colors. The document emphasizes keeping content concise and using visual elements like images, charts and animation effects sparingly to reinforce key points.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for completing PowerPoint Project 2, which involves customizing slide layouts, inserting and formatting clip art, adding headers and footers, applying animation schemes, and printing the presentation slides and outline. Key steps include changing the slide layout to include text and content placeholders, inserting clip art into placeholders, adjusting clip art size and positioning, adding headers and footers, applying animation entrance effects to clip art, and saving, running, and printing the presentation.
Ribbon Toolbar & Formatting
Inserting and Adding Objects
Creating Theme Color
Creating a Hyperlink
Slide Transitions
Slide Animation
Starting a Slide Show
Printing Slide
Microsoft Office Templates
This document provides instructions for commonly used features in PowerPoint, including adding and formatting slides, applying themes, varying text formatting, inserting images, adding animations, applying slide transitions, embedding audio/video, using action buttons, and linking to web content and email addresses. The instructions are presented through explanatory text and screenshots to demonstrate how to use these PowerPoint features.
This document provides instructions for commonly used features in PowerPoint, including adding and formatting slides, applying themes, varying text formatting, inserting images, adding animation effects, using slide transitions, embedding audio/video, and linking to web content and email addresses. The instructions are presented through explanatory text and screenshots to demonstrate how to accomplish tasks like changing slide layouts, applying slide transitions, and creating action buttons for nonlinear navigation.
This document provides instructions for commonly used features in PowerPoint, including adding and formatting slides, applying themes, varying text styles, inserting graphics and videos, adding animated text and slide transitions, embedding sounds, using shapes and action buttons, and linking to web content and email addresses. The goal is to demonstrate these features in a user guide that can also be used as a practice presentation.
The document provides an overview of the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint, including:
- Descriptions of the main PowerPoint interface elements like the ribbon, file tab, etc.
- How to perform basic tasks like opening, closing, creating and saving presentations.
- How to insert and manipulate objects like text, images, charts, tables and more.
- How to change formatting and apply themes, animations, transitions and other customizations.
- How to use different PowerPoint views and run slide shows.
- How to set up and rehearse presentations.
It serves as a comprehensive introduction and reference for the main PowerPoint features and functions.
The document provides instructions for inserting and formatting pictures in PowerPoint presentations. It describes how to insert pictures from the ribbon or placeholders, resize and move pictures, apply picture styles and borders, and crop images. The document also discusses applying themes, fonts, and formatting text.
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don’t like that one,
then click on another
one. The template you
choose will be on every
slide.
Or choose a new
template by clicking on
Click on the drop down
arrow to see more
choices
Click on the
Color button
and you can
change the
color theme
of the
template by
clicking on a
scheme.
17. Make changes to a theme by
changing the colour scheme
Or change Fonts by clicking
on the Fonts button
and choose a font theme
from the dropdown menu.
Add Effects
by clicking
on the
Effects
button
and choose
an effect
from the
dropdown
menu.
Change
Background
Styles by clicking
on the
Background
Styles button
and choose a
style from the
dropdown menu.
18.
19. Go to Insert > Clip Art and then select the desired
picture in the Clip Gallery. The picture will be
inserted at the location of your cursor within your
document. If you need to modify your Clip Art, click
on it once to select it, and small boxes will appear
around the corners. Once your Clip Art is selected,
you can resize your picture by clicking and dragging
on the boxes. Holding shift while clicking and
dragging will resize the Clip Art proportionately.
20. WordArt is inserted similar to Clip Art. To insert
WordArt, go to Insert > WordArt (WordArt).
Afterwards, you will be prompted to insert your text. To
select your WordArt, click on it, and small boxes will
appear in the corners. Moving the small boxes will
allow you to resize the WordArt. You can also change
the effects of the WordArt by clicking the options in the
design ribbon toolbar.
21. To insert a picture into your presentation select
Insert > Picture .You can choose either to get the
photo from a browser, or from a file and then
locate the image that you want to put into your
document and click Insert.
22. Charts are used to create diagrams in Microsoft
PowerPoint.
To insert a Chart in PowerPoint, click the
Design Ribbon > Insert > Chart .Once the
Chart button is expanded, you will have several
options to choose from, such as Column, Line,
Pie, etc.
23. To insert SmartArt, click the Design Ribbon >
Insert > SmartArt .When the SmartArt button is
expanded, you will have several options to
choose from, such as List, Process, Cycle,
Hierarchy, etc.
24. Click on the table button in the insert menu.
Type in in Number of Columns
Type in 3 in Number of Rows, click OK
25. To insert colors into your
table, highlight the cells
you wish to color, click on
the Home Tab, and select
the arrow next to the
Shape Fill button and
choose a color.
26. If you find an image on the Web that you want to include in your
PowerPoint presentation,
At the website:
• Position the mouse on the image and click on it with the right
mouse button.
• Choose Save Image As… from the pop-up menu. (Use your
left mouse button this time)
• Choose where on your computer you wish to save the image
from the Save In window.
• If you wish, you can overwrite the given filename listed in the
File name window, or you can stick with the given file name
already assigned to the image.
• Click on Save.
27. In PowerPoint:
• Click on the Insert tab and choose Picture from the
Illustrations group.
• Find the location of the image on your computer using
the Look in: window.
• Click on the image thumbnail and click Insert.
28. • The Picture Tools (Format) tab appears when an
image is selected (has handles around it). Click once
inside the image if no handles appear.
• The Picture Tools tab allows you to crop your image,
add a frame, and adjust image contrast, brightness,
etc.
• Place the mouse pointer tip over the various icons
29. A hyperlink allows you to move seamlessly between your
slide and another slide in your presentation, another
PowerPoint presentation, a program file such as a Word
document, a website, etc. A hyperlink is created using a
designated object such as a text box or an image on your
slide that you’ll click on to initiate the hyperlink. If
hyperlinking to a website containing a video clip, clicking
on that object launches your internet browser and takes
you directly to the website containing the video clip.
(You’ll probably want to copy the web address using Ctrl-
C so you can paste it into the Address field in
PowerPoint’s Hyperlink
30. • Click on the Insert tab and choose Hyperlink from the
Links group.
• Click on Existing File or Web Page under Link to:
• Enter the web address in the Address field and click OK.
31. SLIDE TRANSITIONS
• Click on the Animations tab.
• Glide your mouse over each of the transition effects located in the
Transition to This Slide group to preview them on your slide.
- Note the vertical scroll bar to the right; there are more effects to
preview than are
currently in view.
• Click once on an effect to select it.
• To apply the transition to the entire presentation, click on Apply To
32. • Click on the Slide Show tab.
• Click on From Beginning to view the entire presentation or From
Current Slide to view from the current slide onward.
• Click on the left mouse button to advance from slide to slide. If you
have animated your bullet list, clicking on the mouse brings up each
successive bullet.
• At the end of your presentation, a black screen appears, with the
message: End of slide show, click to exit.
• Click once more to return to the editing screen.
NOTE: To move backwards in your presentation, simply press the
Backspace key.
33. PRINTING THE PRESENTATION
• Click on the Microsoft Office button
and choose Print.
• Select your printer, the number of
copies, etc.
• If you are using a black and white
printer, select the Grayscale
option in the lower left corner of the
print
menu.
• Click OK.
34. PowerPoint allows you to print
handouts of your slides for your
audience. The handouts include
reductions of your slides; you can
choose to display 2, 3, 4, 6 or 9 slides
per page.
• Click on the Microsoft Office
button and choose Print.
• Click on the down arrow by the
Print What window.
• Choose Handouts.
• Click on the down arrow by the
Slides per page window.
• Select the number of slides you
want to appear on each page.
• Below the Slides per page window,
you can select whether you
want the slides to be ordered
35. SPELL CHECK
• Click on the Review tab and choose Spelling from the Proofing
group.
• MS PowerPoint stops at the first misspelled (or unrecognized) word, if
any. Here, you can:
• Scroll through the Suggestions list and click on the correct spelling
OR
• Type your own correction in the Change To window.
• Then click on Change or Change All (instances of that misspelling).
The word's spelling is automatically corrected.
OR:
• Choose Ignore or Ignore All (instances of that spelling) if the word is
correctly spelled.
• When the Spell-check is complete, you are prompted to 'Click OK'.
36. GET ONLINE HELP
To look up a topic:
• Click the Help icon, located directly beneath the x in
the upper right corner of the screen.
• Type a topic (no need to click anywhere first).
• Choose Search.
• Click on an item from the list of topics that Online Help
displays.
• Read the information in the description box and click on
the x in the upper right corner of the description box
when done.
37. • Click on the Microsoft
Office
button and choose Open.
• Click on the down arrow
by the Look In window.
• Scroll until you find the
location of your file and
click on it.
• Click on the file in the
window below.
• Click Open.
38. PRINTING
To print your
document, go to File >
Print, select your
desired settings, and
then click the Print
button . In Microsoft
2010, you can preview
your document in the
print screen as well,
and can scroll through
the pages using the