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This document provides a beginner's guide to using PowerPoint. It outlines how to change slide designs and formats using the menu arrows. It describes how to pick slide layouts for different options and experiment with backgrounds. The document instructs how to add text, pictures, tables, and hyperlinks. It explains how to move, resize and rotate images using the picture toolbar. Finally, it discusses showing slideshows, navigating through slides, and printing handouts.
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