Learn the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint from scratch along with Advanced PowerPoint with in-depth explanation in simple words.
Step by step instructions to make visually appealing, professional looking presentations perfect for office meetings and school assignments.
I would recommend you to download the presentation first and then go through it because SlideShare does not allow animations in the preview mode.
Thank You
Learn the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint from scratch along with Advanced PowerPoint with in-depth explanation in simple words.
Step by step instructions to make visually appealing, professional looking presentations perfect for office meetings and school assignments.
I would recommend you to download the presentation first and then go through it because SlideShare does not allow animations in the preview mode.
Thank You
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Download for just a tweet: http://goo.gl/fbM4j
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My segment was on Presentation Design to make an impact on VCs. Many thanks to @ryanlou for the invite. And not to forget Emiland De Cubber for his amazing slide deck inspirations and invaluable advice. Disclaimer: this is a reimagination off some of Emiland's presentations. I do not make any money of this.
Download for just a tweet: http://goo.gl/fbM4j
Want something similar done for your next pitch? Contact me at my site: http://itseugene.me/contact/
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2. • Choose Publisher template options
• Describe the Publisher window
• Select objects and zoom
• Replace Publisher placeholder text
• Check spelling as you type
• Delete objects
• Format text and autofit
Objectives
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3. • Insert and format a photo
• Move, align, and resize objects
• Print a publication
• Open and modify a publication
• Create a hyperlink
• Change the background
• Save a print publication as a web publication
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Objectives
5. • Customize the template options such as choice,
color scheme, and font scheme
• Navigate the interface and select objects
• Replace placeholder text
• Delete objects you do not plan to use in the
publication, if any
• Format the text in the flyer
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Roadmap
6. • Insert graphics in placeholders and in other
locations, as necessary
• Format pictures by adding borders and styles
• Enhance the page by repositioning and aligning
objects
• Print and exit the publication
• Open and revise the publication
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Roadmap
7. • In the Publisher start screen, tap or click BUILT-IN
to display the built-in templates
• Scroll down to display the desired publication
type (in this case, Flyers)
• Tap or click the desired publication type to display
related publication types
• Tap or click the desired template
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Selecting a Template
9. • With the desired template selected in the Backstage view,
tap or click the Color scheme button in the Customize area
to display the Color scheme gallery
• Tap or click the desired color scheme
• Tap or click the Font scheme button in the Customize area
to display the Font scheme gallery
• Scroll, as necessary in the list, and then tap or click the
desired font scheme
• Tap or click the Tear-offs button in the Options area to
display the Tear-offs gallery
• If desired, tap or click a tear-off option
• Tap or click the CREATE button to create the publication
using the selected template and options
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Choosing Publication Options
11. • Tap or click the ‘Current page in publication’
button in the status bar to hide the Page
Navigation pane
Creating a Flyer 11
Hiding the Page Navigation Pane
12. • Tap or click near the desired object to select
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Selecting
13. • Press the F9 key on the keyboard to zoom the
selected object to 100%
Creating a Flyer 13
Zooming
15. • With the placeholder text selected, type the new
placeholder text
Creating a Flyer 15
Replacing Placeholder Text
16. • Tap or click outside of the selected object to
deselect it
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Deselecting an Object
17. • Press and hold or right-click the misspelled word
to display a shortcut menu that includes a list of
spelling corrections
• Tap or click the desired word on the shortcut
menu to replace the flagged word
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Checking Spelling as You Type
19. • Tap or click the text in one of the tear-off text
boxes to select it
• Type the new text
• Tap or click outside of the text box to synchronize
the other tear-offs
Creating a Flyer 19
Entering Tear-Off Text
20. • Tap or click the boundary of the object to delete
• Press the DELETE key to delete the selected object
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Deleting Objects
22. • Tap or click the text in the desired text box
• Tap or click TEXT BOX TOOLS FORMAT on the
ribbon to display the TEXT BOX TOOLS FORMAT
tab
• Tap or click the Text Fit button
• Tap or click the desired option
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Autofitting Text
24. • Tap or click the text to be changed
• If necessary, tap or click TEXT BOX TOOLS FORMAT
on the ribbon to display the TEXT BOX TOOLS
FORMAT tab
• Tap or click the Text Direction button to change
the text direction
Creating a Flyer 24
Changing Text Direction
26. • Tap or click the ‘Show Whole Page’ button on the
status bar to view the entire page
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Viewing Whole Page
27. • Tap or click the picture placeholder
• Tap or click the placeholder icon to display the Insert
Pictures dialog box
• Tap or click Office.com Clip Art to place the insertion
point in the search box
• Type the desired search term in the search box
• Press the ENTER key to begin the search
• When the results appear, tap or click the desired picture
• Tap or click the Insert button to insert the chosen picture
into the publication
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Using the Picture Placeholder
29. • If necessary, select the picture
• Tap or click PICTURE TOOLS FORMAT on the
ribbon to display the PICTURE TOOLS FORMAT tab
• Tap or click the More button to display the Picture
Styles gallery
• Tap or click the desired picture style in the Picture
Styles gallery to apply the selected style to the
picture
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Applying a Picture Style
31. • If necessary, select the picture
• Tap or click the Picture Border button (PICTURE
TOOLS FORMAT tab | Picture Styles group) to
display the Picture Border gallery
• Tap or click Weight to display the Weight gallery
• Tap or click the desired weight
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Setting the Weight of a Border
33. • With the picture selected, tap or click the Picture
Border button (PICTURE TOOLS FORMAT tab |
Picture Styles group) to display the Picture Border
gallery
• Tap or click the desired border color
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Changing the Border Color
35. • Tap or click outside the page layout so that no
object is selected
• Tap or click INSERT on the ribbon to display the
INSERT tab
• Tap or click the Pictures button to display the
Insert Picture dialog box
• Navigate to the location of the picture to insert
• Double-tap or double-click the desired picture to
insert the file into the publication
Creating a Flyer 35
Inserting a Picture
from a Storage Device
37. • With the object selected, drag the object to the
desired location
Creating a Flyer 37
Moving an Object
38. • With the object selected, drag the to its new
location and align it using the visual layout guides
• Deselect the picture
Creating a Flyer 38
Aligning an Object
39. • With the object selected, drag a corner sizing
handle to the desired size
Creating a Flyer 39
Resizing an Object
40. • Tap or click FILE on the ribbon to open the Backstage view
• Tap or click the Print tab in the Backstage view to display
the Print gallery
• Verify the printer name listed on the Printer Status button
will print a hard copy of the publication. If necessary, click
the Printer Status button to display a list of available printer
options and then click the desired printer to change the
currently selected printer
• Tap or click the Print button in the Print gallery to print the
publication on the currently selected printer
• When the printer stops, retrieve the hard copy
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Printing a Publication
42. • Select the text you wish to make a hyperlink
• Tap or click INSERT on the ribbon to display the
INSERT tab
• Tap or click the ‘Add a hyperlink’ button to display
the Insert Hyperlink dialog box
• Type the desired web address in the Address text
box
• Tap or click the OK button to assign the hyperlink
• Deselect the text to reveal the hyperlink
Creating a Flyer 42
Inserting a Hyperlink
44. • Tap or click the ‘Show Whole Page’ button on the
status bar to display the entire page layout
• Tap or click PAGE DESIGN on the ribbon to display
the PAGE DESIGN tab
• Tap or click the Background button to display the
Background gallery
• Tap or click the desired background
Creating a Flyer 44
Changing the Background
46. • Tap or click FILE on the ribbon to open the
Backstage view
• Tap or click the Export tab to display the Export
gallery
• Tap or click Publish HTML to display its options
• Tap or click the ‘Web Page (HTML)’ button to
display options for publishing HTML
• Tap or click ‘Single File Web Page (MHTML)’ to
select it
Creating a Flyer 46
Saving a Print Publication
as a Web Publication
47. • Tap or click the Publish HTML button to display
the Save As dialog box
• Type the desired file name in the File name text
box
• Navigate to the desired storage location
• Tap or click the Save button to save the
publication
Creating a Flyer 47
Saving a Print Publication
as a Web Publication
48. Creating a Flyer 48
Saving a Print Publication
as a Web Publication
49. • Run the File Explorer app and navigate to the
location with the web publication
• Double-tap or double-click the publication to
preview
• When the browser window opens, if
necessary, maximize the window
Creating a Flyer 49
Previewing the Web Publication in a
Browser
51. • Choose Publisher template options
• Describe the Publisher window
• Select objects and zoom
• Replace Publisher placeholder text
• Check spelling as you type
• Delete objects
• Format text and autofit
Chapter Summary
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52. • Insert and format a photo
• Move, align, and resize objects
• Print a publication
• Open and modify a publication
• Create a hyperlink
• Change the background
• Save a print publication as a web publication
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Chapter Summary