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MS PowerPoint is a graphical presentation application included in the Microsoft Office 2003 suite that provides tools for creating professional-looking presentations. The PowerPoint workspace includes a title bar, menu bar, standard toolbar, formatting toolbar, outline/slide tab, slide pane, task pane, notes pane, view buttons, and drawing toolbar to build and format slides. It offers four main view orientations: Normal view displays slides and notes; Slide Sorter shows thumbnails; Outline view organizes text; and Slide Show view previews presentations. PowerPoint also uses title, text, and object placeholders to hold elements on slides.
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Ms PowerPoint basic
- 1. MS PowerPoint is a graphical presentation application included in the Microsoft Office 2003 suite. This application gives you every single thing you will need in creating a professional-looking presentation. The PowerPoint Workspace • Title Bar (1) It displays the name of the program (Microsoft PowerPoint) and the given name of the presentation that is currently open (Presentation1 by default). • Menu Bar (2) It contains a list of options with a simple click to it gives you the access to its command. (File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Tools, Slide Show, Window, Help) • Standard Toolbar (3) It contains shortcut buttons of the most commonly used commands, such as opening, saving, and printing. • Formatting Toolbar (4) It contains buttons used for formatting, such as font type, font size and style, paragraph alignment, and others. • Outline/ Slide Tab (5) It displays the content and thumbnails of each slide of your presentation. Outline Tab It shows pure text and it is used for creating and editing the content of your presentation. Slide Tab It is used to navigate through a slide by clicking on a thumbnail to go to that specific slide. • Slide Pane (6) It displays the current slide that you are working on. The slide pane shows only one slide at a time. • Task Pane (7) It contains a list of commands that are relevant to whatever you are doing in PowerPoint. • Notes Pane (8) This pane is used as “cheat-sheet”. This is where you can add notes to be used as a guide of the things you want to say during your presentation.
- 2. • View Buttons (9) These buttons are used to quickly switch between different PowerPoint views. • Drawing Toolbar (10) It contains buttons and menus used to draw and manipulate objects. Different View Orientations • Normal View o Has three panes: Outline and Slide tab, the slide pane, the Notes pane o Let’s you work on your presentation’s every aspect in one place • Slide Sorter o All slides of your presentation are displayed as thumbnails (miniature slides) o Lets you add, delete, move slides, add slide transitions, preview slide animations on multiple slides • Outline View o Included in the normal view which lets you organize and develop your presentation’s content o Lets you type all the text of your presentation and arrange them accordingly • Slide Show View o Lets you preview your presentation in an electronic slide show o Used when delivering your presentation to an audience Types of Placeholders • Title placeholder o An imaginary box that holds the title of the slide • Text placeholder o Holds other text like a bullet list lines, or paragraph text • Object placeholder o Holds objects such as graphics, charts, media clips, etc.