This document chapter discusses how to reuse and modify existing presentation content, including adding media elements like pictures, video, audio, and formatting text. It provides instructions on coloring and applying effects to pictures, inserting and trimming video and audio clips, formatting text, and finding and replacing text. The objectives are to learn how to work with various media elements, modify existing content, and use tools to check spelling and print handouts.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating and editing a PowerPoint presentation using clip art and images. It covers how to select themes, add and format text, insert clip art and pictures, modify slide layouts, add slide transitions, and other common presentation creation and editing tasks. The objectives are to learn how to create and format slides, insert multimedia content, arrange and modify slides, set up slide transitions, view presentations, and print output.
This document provides instructions for reusing and editing presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It describes how to color and apply effects to pictures, add video and audio clips, trim media, and copy slide elements between slides. The document also discusses formatting text, checking spelling, and printing handouts. The overall objectives covered include adding media like pictures, video, and audio, and formatting presentations for reuse or delivery.
This chapter discusses how to reuse and customize presentations in PowerPoint 2013. It covers how to add media like photos, videos, and audio; apply effects and animation; change themes and variants; and print handouts. The objectives are to learn how to insert various media types, control audio and video playback, add entrance, emphasis and exit effects, modify animation timing, customize themes and colors, and print handouts from a presentation.
This document provides instructions for enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It covers how to insert and format images and backgrounds, add and style shapes and text, and work with WordArt. The objectives are to learn how to change theme colors, insert pictures, format slide backgrounds, insert and size shapes, add text to shapes, apply effects, format fonts and add shadows, and use the format painter.
This document provides instructions for enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It covers how to insert and format pictures and backgrounds, add and format shapes and text within shapes, and insert and format WordArt. The instructions include changing theme colors, inserting pictures, formatting slide backgrounds, resizing graphics, applying styles to pictures and shapes, and formatting text attributes like font, color, and shadows.
This document chapter discusses enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It provides instructions on how to insert and format pictures and shapes, apply styles and effects, change slide backgrounds, and use WordArt. The objectives are to learn how to insert and format various visual elements and apply styles and formatting to enhance presentation design.
Birds sing to communicate using syringeal muscles that create tension on membranes to produce varied melodies, with males usually singing to protect their territory and attract mates. Songbirds like thrushes are known for their beautiful songs. Bird migration is also a form of communication as flocks travel together between seasonal habitats.
This document discusses bird adaptations through their beaks, feet, and feathers. It describes different beak shapes including cone-shaped, slender, chisel-shaped, long and tubular, sharp and hooked, fringed edges, and flat and wide beaks. Each shape is adapted for different feeding methods. It also discusses feet adaptations such as toes for grasping, climbing, swimming, walking on soft surfaces, capturing prey, scratching, and protection. Finally, it covers feather structures, types including contour, down, semiplumes and filoplumes, and their functions in insulation, flight, and appearance.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating and editing a PowerPoint presentation using clip art and images. It covers how to select themes, add and format text, insert clip art and pictures, modify slide layouts, add slide transitions, and other common presentation creation and editing tasks. The objectives are to learn how to create and format slides, insert multimedia content, arrange and modify slides, set up slide transitions, view presentations, and print output.
This document provides instructions for reusing and editing presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It describes how to color and apply effects to pictures, add video and audio clips, trim media, and copy slide elements between slides. The document also discusses formatting text, checking spelling, and printing handouts. The overall objectives covered include adding media like pictures, video, and audio, and formatting presentations for reuse or delivery.
This chapter discusses how to reuse and customize presentations in PowerPoint 2013. It covers how to add media like photos, videos, and audio; apply effects and animation; change themes and variants; and print handouts. The objectives are to learn how to insert various media types, control audio and video playback, add entrance, emphasis and exit effects, modify animation timing, customize themes and colors, and print handouts from a presentation.
This document provides instructions for enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It covers how to insert and format images and backgrounds, add and style shapes and text, and work with WordArt. The objectives are to learn how to change theme colors, insert pictures, format slide backgrounds, insert and size shapes, add text to shapes, apply effects, format fonts and add shadows, and use the format painter.
This document provides instructions for enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It covers how to insert and format pictures and backgrounds, add and format shapes and text within shapes, and insert and format WordArt. The instructions include changing theme colors, inserting pictures, formatting slide backgrounds, resizing graphics, applying styles to pictures and shapes, and formatting text attributes like font, color, and shadows.
This document chapter discusses enhancing PowerPoint presentations with pictures, shapes, and WordArt. It provides instructions on how to insert and format pictures and shapes, apply styles and effects, change slide backgrounds, and use WordArt. The objectives are to learn how to insert and format various visual elements and apply styles and formatting to enhance presentation design.
Birds sing to communicate using syringeal muscles that create tension on membranes to produce varied melodies, with males usually singing to protect their territory and attract mates. Songbirds like thrushes are known for their beautiful songs. Bird migration is also a form of communication as flocks travel together between seasonal habitats.
This document discusses bird adaptations through their beaks, feet, and feathers. It describes different beak shapes including cone-shaped, slender, chisel-shaped, long and tubular, sharp and hooked, fringed edges, and flat and wide beaks. Each shape is adapted for different feeding methods. It also discusses feet adaptations such as toes for grasping, climbing, swimming, walking on soft surfaces, capturing prey, scratching, and protection. Finally, it covers feather structures, types including contour, down, semiplumes and filoplumes, and their functions in insulation, flight, and appearance.
All living things share characteristics like nutrition, respiration, excretion, reproduction, growth, movement, and interaction. They are made up of cells, with plant cells having chloroplasts and a cell wall. There are five kingdoms of living things: Animal, Plant, Fungus, Protist, and Monera. Living things perform three vital functions - nutrition to obtain food, reproduction to produce new organisms, and interaction with their environment.
This document discusses the characteristics of mammals and birds. It describes several common farm animals - sheep, cows, pigs, and chickens - and notes that they are mammals or birds. The key characteristics of mammals are outlined, such as giving live birth, having fur or hair, and nursing their young. For birds, the document identifies that they lay eggs and have feathers and wings.
Birds have several anatomical adaptations that make flight possible. Their lightweight skeletons include thin, hollow bones and extensive bone fusion. Other adaptations that reduce weight include lightweight feathers, lack of teeth and jaws, small reproductive organs except during breeding season, and excretion of uric acid instead of watery waste. Their powerful respiratory and circulatory systems include a four-chambered heart, high blood glucose, and an efficient lung system connected to air sacs. Wings formed from modified forelimbs and specialized flight muscles also enable avian flight.
There are five kingdoms that classify all living things on Earth: Plant, Animal, Fungi, Monera (bacteria), and Protista. Plants make their own food through photosynthesis, don't move, and reproduce via seeds or spores. Animals eat other organisms and can move. Fungi absorb nutrients from dead or living matter. Bacteria are single-celled organisms without nuclei. Protista includes algae and other single-celled organisms that don't fit in the other kingdoms. Living things are classified into these five kingdoms based on how they obtain food, move, reproduce, and their cellular structure.
Ova prezentacija je mnogo više od obične prezentacije na koje smo inače navikli kada se spomene PowerPoint.
Može se reći da ova prezentacija prikazuje ono najbolje što PowerPoint kao program može da nam ponudi.
Mnošto interaktivnih sadržaja, fotografija, pitalica, video materijala odvešće vas u neverovatni svet visina koje mogu dosegnuti samo one-PTICE!
Kako biste prezenaciju koristili kao softver preuzmite ju na svoj računar.
Opšte osobine ptica-spoljašnja građa (kričla, perje, kljun), unutrašnja građa (skelet, sistem za varenje, disanje, izlučivnaje, krvotok, nervni sistem i čula, razmnožavanje), prilagođenosti na letenje
The document discusses how the filmmakers drew inspiration from the 1978 film "Halloween" for their killer character and mask. Specifically, they note that the mask worn by Mike Myers in "Halloween" has become iconic and symbolic for the film, as it hides the killer's identity and emotions. Seeking a similar effect, the filmmakers chose to have their killer wear a mask to keep the audience guessing and allow them to better convey emotions through an expressionless mask.
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The document summarizes a presentation on using social media during the fuzzy front-end of technology selection and forecasting. The presentation was given at the PICMET '12 conference in Vancouver, Canada from July 29 - August 2, 2012. The presentation discusses a framework for incorporating social media into the fuzzy front-end, and a conceptual model that shows where social media fits within the fuzzy front-end process amid uncertainties in technology and markets.
This document provides instructions for creating and editing a PowerPoint presentation using clip art and other formatting tools. It includes steps for selecting a theme, adding and formatting text, inserting clip art, arranging slides, adding transitions, and other common presentation tasks. The objectives are to learn how to customize slides with various layouts, pictures, text styles and effects to build an effective presentation.
This document provides instructions for creating and editing a presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint 2013. It covers how to choose a theme, create title and text slides, add and format text, insert and modify pictures and illustrations, duplicate slides, add transitions, view a slideshow, and print the presentation. The instructions are broken down step-by-step with screenshots to illustrate each task. The overall goal is to guide users through building a presentation with various slide layouts, formatting text, including graphical elements, and enhancing the slideshow.
All living things share characteristics like nutrition, respiration, excretion, reproduction, growth, movement, and interaction. They are made up of cells, with plant cells having chloroplasts and a cell wall. There are five kingdoms of living things: Animal, Plant, Fungus, Protist, and Monera. Living things perform three vital functions - nutrition to obtain food, reproduction to produce new organisms, and interaction with their environment.
This document discusses the characteristics of mammals and birds. It describes several common farm animals - sheep, cows, pigs, and chickens - and notes that they are mammals or birds. The key characteristics of mammals are outlined, such as giving live birth, having fur or hair, and nursing their young. For birds, the document identifies that they lay eggs and have feathers and wings.
Birds have several anatomical adaptations that make flight possible. Their lightweight skeletons include thin, hollow bones and extensive bone fusion. Other adaptations that reduce weight include lightweight feathers, lack of teeth and jaws, small reproductive organs except during breeding season, and excretion of uric acid instead of watery waste. Their powerful respiratory and circulatory systems include a four-chambered heart, high blood glucose, and an efficient lung system connected to air sacs. Wings formed from modified forelimbs and specialized flight muscles also enable avian flight.
There are five kingdoms that classify all living things on Earth: Plant, Animal, Fungi, Monera (bacteria), and Protista. Plants make their own food through photosynthesis, don't move, and reproduce via seeds or spores. Animals eat other organisms and can move. Fungi absorb nutrients from dead or living matter. Bacteria are single-celled organisms without nuclei. Protista includes algae and other single-celled organisms that don't fit in the other kingdoms. Living things are classified into these five kingdoms based on how they obtain food, move, reproduce, and their cellular structure.
Ova prezentacija je mnogo više od obične prezentacije na koje smo inače navikli kada se spomene PowerPoint.
Može se reći da ova prezentacija prikazuje ono najbolje što PowerPoint kao program može da nam ponudi.
Mnošto interaktivnih sadržaja, fotografija, pitalica, video materijala odvešće vas u neverovatni svet visina koje mogu dosegnuti samo one-PTICE!
Kako biste prezenaciju koristili kao softver preuzmite ju na svoj računar.
Opšte osobine ptica-spoljašnja građa (kričla, perje, kljun), unutrašnja građa (skelet, sistem za varenje, disanje, izlučivnaje, krvotok, nervni sistem i čula, razmnožavanje), prilagođenosti na letenje
The document discusses how the filmmakers drew inspiration from the 1978 film "Halloween" for their killer character and mask. Specifically, they note that the mask worn by Mike Myers in "Halloween" has become iconic and symbolic for the film, as it hides the killer's identity and emotions. Seeking a similar effect, the filmmakers chose to have their killer wear a mask to keep the audience guessing and allow them to better convey emotions through an expressionless mask.
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The document summarizes a presentation on using social media during the fuzzy front-end of technology selection and forecasting. The presentation was given at the PICMET '12 conference in Vancouver, Canada from July 29 - August 2, 2012. The presentation discusses a framework for incorporating social media into the fuzzy front-end, and a conceptual model that shows where social media fits within the fuzzy front-end process amid uncertainties in technology and markets.
This document provides instructions for creating and editing a PowerPoint presentation using clip art and other formatting tools. It includes steps for selecting a theme, adding and formatting text, inserting clip art, arranging slides, adding transitions, and other common presentation tasks. The objectives are to learn how to customize slides with various layouts, pictures, text styles and effects to build an effective presentation.
This document provides instructions for creating and editing a presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint 2013. It covers how to choose a theme, create title and text slides, add and format text, insert and modify pictures and illustrations, duplicate slides, add transitions, view a slideshow, and print the presentation. The instructions are broken down step-by-step with screenshots to illustrate each task. The overall goal is to guide users through building a presentation with various slide layouts, formatting text, including graphical elements, and enhancing the slideshow.
This document provides instructions for editing photos in Adobe Photoshop CS6. It covers how to open photos, customize the Photoshop workspace, use various tools to crop, zoom and navigate photos. It also explains how to save photos for print and web, add borders and text, resize images, and print photos. The document provides step-by-step guidance for completing a photo editing project and accessing Photoshop Help resources.
This document provides instructions for editing photos in Adobe Photoshop CS6. It outlines objectives for customizing the workspace, opening photos, saving in different formats, using tools like the zoom and cropping. It also details how to perform edits like resizing images, adding text and borders, printing and saving for web. The document concludes with instructions for accessing help and quitting the program.
This document provides instructions for creating a self-running PowerPoint presentation with animated content. It describes how to remove photo backgrounds, crop and compress photos, add various entrance, emphasis and exit animations. It also covers how to add and adjust motion paths, reorder animation sequences, associate sounds with animations, animate SmartArt graphics, charts, text boxes and bullet lists. The document concludes with information on controlling animation timing, rehearsing timings and setting slide show timings manually.
This document provides instructions for enhancing presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 with pictures, shapes, WordArt, backgrounds, and notes. It describes how to search for and apply themes, insert and format pictures and shapes, add text and effects, change fonts and slide backgrounds, find and replace text, check spelling, and print speaker notes. The objectives are to learn how to enhance slides visually and make text more interesting with these various tools and formatting options in PowerPoint.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a flyer in Microsoft Publisher 2013. It describes how to choose a template, customize template options, navigate the Publisher interface, replace placeholder text, check spelling, delete objects, format text, insert and format photos, print and save the publication as a web page. The chapter objectives are to learn how to perform common flyer creation and formatting tasks in Publisher 2013.
This document discusses how to modify and customize graphical elements like text boxes, SmartArt graphics, and shapes in a PowerPoint presentation. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to change text box formatting, apply effects, convert WordArt to SmartArt, reorder and format SmartArt shapes, add and remove SmartArt shapes, convert SmartArt to text, resize shapes and graphics, apply pictures and fills, and more. The overall aim is to teach how to customize graphical elements in PowerPoint to enhance a presentation.
This chapter discusses collaborating on PowerPoint presentations and delivering presentations. It covers how to combine files, accept or reject changes, add or delete comments, reuse slides, capture screenshots, add footers, set slide size and resolution, save as a show, package for CD, save in older formats, inspect and protect files, and use presentation tools to annotate during a show. The objectives are summarized as combining files, reviewing changes, reusing content, setting up slides for delivery, and using tools to present.
The document discusses how to create a template in Microsoft Word for an online form, including how to:
- Save a document as a template and set its page size and color
- Insert different types of content controls like text boxes, drop-downs, checkboxes
- Change properties of the content controls
- Add graphics, tables, and formatting to the template
- Protect the completed form template
This document provides instructions for creating and editing a PowerPoint presentation with clip art. It covers how to select a theme, add and format text on slides, insert clip art and pictures, arrange slides, add transitions between slides, and other common presentation editing tasks. The objectives are to learn how to create and format various slide elements like titles, bulleted lists, and how to insert and manipulate images and clip art within slides.
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 document chapter provides objectives and instructions for creating, formatting, and editing a Microsoft Word document with pictures. It covers how to enter and format text, insert and format pictures, check spelling, navigate documents, and more. The chapter culminates in a project to create a flyer with pictures using the skills taught.
This document is a chapter from a Microsoft Word 2010 manual. It provides instructions for creating, formatting and editing Word documents, including entering and formatting text, checking spelling, inserting and formatting pictures, adding page borders, changing document properties and printing. The chapter objectives are to learn how to perform these common Word tasks and prepare a flyer with text and pictures using the taught formatting and layout skills.
This document provides instructions for creating, formatting, and editing a Word document with pictures. It describes how to enter and format text; insert and format pictures; add page borders and adjust spacing; check spelling, move and delete text; change theme colors; and print or read the document. The chapter aims to teach the basics of working with Word documents through a project of making a flyer with text and a picture.
This document provides instructions for formatting presentation slides in PowerPoint. It discusses how to change slide layouts, add images, tables, borders and move or resize objects. It also covers PowerPoint views for editing slides, and how to insert, delete and rearrange slides. The key points are:
- You can change slide layouts to add elements like text boxes or images and adjust content as needed for the new layout.
- Images and tables can be added to slides and formatted with borders. Objects can be moved or resized on slides.
- PowerPoint has different views for editing slides, including Normal, Slide Sorter and Slide Show views.
- New slides can be inserted, slides and
This document provides an overview of Chapter 7 from an Adobe Photoshop CS6 manual. The chapter covers topics such as creating color channels and actions in Photoshop, including how to view and edit channels, create alpha channels, make selections using channels, warp text, record and play actions, convert color modes, resize images, and print color separations. The objectives and steps for a sample project on creating an animal adoption advertisement are also outlined.
This document provides instructions for navigating presentations using hyperlinks and action buttons in PowerPoint 2013. It describes how to open a Word outline as a PowerPoint presentation, add hyperlinks to slides and objects, insert action buttons and set their properties, position and align images using guides and rulers, format bullets, and hide slides. The objectives are to learn how to create interactive presentations using these navigation and formatting tools.
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.
Student Educational Plan at Delaware Technical Community Collegejgardne4
The document discusses a Student Educational Plan (SEP) that can help students access their individualized plan to achieve their academic goals. It also details an upcoming accreditation visit from March 3-6, 2013 by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools regional accreditor to review Delaware Tech's accreditation status and ensure it is meeting standards. Students may be asked questions during the visit about their experience at Delaware Tech and awareness of services like the SEP that support the college's mission.
This document is a first assignment that collects a student's contact information including home and cell phone numbers and preferences for receiving text messages and voicemail messages from instructors. It notes that most communication will be through Blackboard announcements and the student's Delaware Tech email, which should be checked at least once a week.
This document provides instructions for capturing screenshots of your screen and pasting them into a Word document in 3 steps or less:
1. Use the Alt + Print Screen keys to take a screenshot and copy it to the clipboard.
2. Paste the screenshot into the Word document by right-clicking and selecting Paste.
3. Repeat steps 1-2 to add multiple screenshots to the document.
This document provides objectives and instructions for querying a database in Microsoft Access 2010. It covers how to create queries using design view, add fields and criteria, save and use queries, create parameter and join queries, sort data, and perform calculations. It also discusses creating reports, forms, and exporting data from queries, as well as customizing the navigation pane and creating crosstab queries. The overall purpose is to teach how to extract and work with data from an Access database using queries.
This document provides an introduction and overview of creating and working with databases and database objects in Microsoft Access 2010. It outlines objectives for designing a database, creating and modifying tables, adding records, creating queries and forms, and printing reports. Steps are provided for common tasks like creating a database, adding and modifying fields in a table, importing data from Excel, using the query wizard, and more. The overall purpose is to teach the fundamentals of building and interacting with an Access database through examples and step-by-step instructions.
This document provides objectives and instructions for using various features in Microsoft Excel 2010, including what-if analysis, charting, and working with large worksheets. It describes how to rotate text, create a series of month names, copy and paste cells, format numbers, freeze and unfreeze rows and columns, show the system date, use absolute and mixed cell references, use the IF function, create sparkline charts, format cells, create a 3D pie chart on a separate chart sheet, rearrange worksheet tabs, and perform what-if analysis and goal seeking. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to demonstrate each feature.
This document provides an overview of formulas, functions, and formatting in Microsoft Excel 2010. It outlines objectives such as entering formulas using the keyboard or point mode, applying functions like AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN, and formatting elements such as conditional formatting, dates, and numbers. The document also describes projects involving worksheets with formulas and functions and provides step-by-step instructions for various formula, function, and formatting tasks in Excel.
This document provides instructions for creating a worksheet and embedded chart in Microsoft Excel 2010. It describes how to enter text, numbers, and formulas into cells; format cells; sum ranges; copy cells; insert a clustered cylinder chart; change worksheet properties; and preview and print the worksheet. The objectives are to learn the basic features of Excel worksheets and how to create and format an embedded chart on a worksheet.
This document provides instructions for creating a business letter with a letterhead and table in Microsoft Word 2010. It outlines objectives like changing margins, inserting and formatting shapes and images, adding borders and symbols, and inserting tables. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for completing each objective, such as how to change margins using the Margins gallery, insert a shape and apply styles, add text wrapping to objects, and insert a table and enter data.
The document provides instructions for creating a research paper in Microsoft Word 2010, including how to format styles, citations, references, and bibliographies using MLA style. It describes how to modify styles, change line and paragraph spacing, insert page numbers, add footnotes, and edit citations and their sources. The overall goal is to guide users through writing a research paper and properly citing and referencing sources using Word's features.
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The document provides instructions for students to get started using the SAM 2010 software by logging in, joining a class, and completing different assignment types including exams, projects, readings and trainings. Students can view assignment details, download and submit files, and access grading reports. The guide also provides tips on using the software features and links to optional online training sessions.
This document provides information about the CIS107 Introduction to Computers course. The instructor is Janet Fisher who can be contacted by email. The class will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays in room 192 from August to December. Students must purchase the required textbook and software, and bring a USB drive and headphones to class. The course will cover introductory computer and Office 2010 topics through chapter readings, exercises, assignments, exams and capstone projects completed in the SAM software. Attendance is expected but not mandatory if work is submitted early. Late assignments will be penalized, and missed projects must be made up. Grades are calculated based on chapter work, projects, and exams.
This document provides information about the CIS 107 - Intro to Computers course being offered from June 18 to August 4. The instructor is Jan Fisher who can be reached by email. Students are asked to provide their name, major, and super power. The required textbook and optional Office software are listed. The course will meet in person on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-9:30pm. No food, phones, or music are allowed during class. Cheating is not tolerated. Links to the student handbook and honesty policy are provided. The learning management system Blackboard will be used and students are asked if they know their ID and password.
This document provides information about the CIS107 Introduction to Computers course. It outlines that the instructor is Jan Gardner, the class will meet Tuesday/Thursday or Tuesday evenings from August to December, and required materials include a textbook, Office 2010 software, USB drive. It details the coursework including tutorials, assignments, quizzes on Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access chapters. Grades are calculated based on skills assessments, tutorials, quizzes and assignments. The course goals are also summarized.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
2. Objectives
• Color a picture
• Add an artistic effect to a picture
• Delete and move placeholders
• Align paragraph text
• Copy a slide element from one slide to another
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 2
3. Objectives
• Ungroup, change the color, and regroup a clip
• Insert and edit a video clip
• Insert audio
• Control audio and video clips
• Check for spelling errors
• Print a presentation as a handout
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 3
4. Project – Presentation with
Video, Audio, and Pictures with Effects
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 4
5. General Project Guidelines
• Use the color wheel to determine color choices
• Vary paragraph alignment
• Use multimedia selectively
• Use handouts to organize your speech
• Evaluate your presentation
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 5
6. Coloring a Picture
• With the picture selected, click the Color button
on the Picture Tools Format tab to display the
Color gallery
• Point to the desired color to display a live preview
of the adjustment on the picture
• Click the desired color to apply this correction
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 6
8. Adding an Artistic Effect to a Picture
• With the picture selected, click the Artistic Effects
button on the Picture Tools Format tab to display
the Artistic Effects gallery
• Point to the desired artistic effect to display a live
preview of the adjustment
• Click the desired artistic effect to apply the
correction
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 8
9. Adding an Artistic Effect to a Picture
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 9
10. Changing the Stacking Order
• With the object selected, click the Send Backward
button arrow on the Picture Tools Format tab to
display the Send Backward menu
• Click Send to Back to move the object underneath
all slide objects
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media 10
11. Resizing a Placeholder
• Click the border of the placeholder to select it.
Point to one of the sizing handles so that the
mouse pointer changes to a two-headed arrow
• Drag the sizing handle until the placeholder is the
desired size
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12. Moving a Placeholder
• With the placeholder selected, point to an area of the
border between two sizing handles so that the mouse
pointer changes to a four-headed arrow
• Drag the placeholder to the desired location
• Click to set the placeholder in its new location
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13. Aligning Paragraph Text
• Click somewhere in the paragraph to align to
position the insertion point in the paragraph to be
formatted
• Click the desired alignment button on the Home
tab in the Paragraph group to align the paragraph
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14. Deleting a Slide
• Right-click the slide to delete in the Slides tab to
display the shortcut menu
• Click Delete Slide to delete the slide from the
presentation
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15. Changing Views
• Click the desired view button in the lower right of
the PowerPoint window to change the view of the
presentation
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16. Copying a Clip from One Slide to Another
• Click the desired clip to select it, and then click
the Copy button on the Home tab
• Display the slide to paste the clip, and then click
the Paste button on the Home tab to insert the
clip
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17. Zooming a Slide
• Drag the Zoom slider to change the zoom level
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18. Ungrouping a Clip
• With the clip selected, click Format on the Ribbon
to display the Picture Tools Format tab
• Click the Group button on the Picture Tools
Format tab to display the Group menu
• Click Ungroup on the Group menu
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20. Changing the Color of a Clip Object
• Click outside the clip area to display the clip
without the sizing handles around the objects
• Click the desired object in the clip
• Click the Shape Fill button arrow on the Drawing
Tools Format tab to display the Shape Fill gallery
• Point to the desired color to display a live preview
of the color
• Click the color to change the object’s color
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21. Changing the Color of a Clip Object
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22. Deleting a Clip Object
• Click the desired object in the clip
• Press the DELETE key to delete the object
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23. Regrouping Objects
• With the clip selected, click the Drawing Tools
Format tab and then click the Group button to
display the Group menu
• Click Regroup to combine all the objects
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24. Inserting a Video File
• Click the Insert Video button on the Insert tab to
display the Insert Video dialog box
• Navigate to the video location, and then click the
desired video to select the file
• Click the Insert button to insert the movie clip
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26. Trimming a Video File
• Click Playback on the Ribbon to display the Video
Tools Playback tab. Click the Trim Video button to
display the Trim Video dialog box
• Point to the start point, which is indicated by the
green marker on the left side, so that the mouse
pointer changes to a two-headed arrow
• Drag the green marker to the desired start time
• Drag the red marker to the desired end time
• Click the OK button
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27. Trimming a Video File
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28. Adding Video Options
• If necessary, click Playback on the Ribbon to
display the Video Tools Playback tab. Click the
Start box to view the Start menu
• Click the desired option
• If desired, click the Play Full Screen check box
• Click the Volume button and click the desired
volume
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29. Inserting an Audio File
• Click Insert on the Ribbon to display the Insert tab
and then click the Insert Audio button arrow to
display the Insert Audio menu
• Click Clip Art Audio in the Insert Audio menu to open
the Clip Art task pane
• Click the ‘Results should be’ box arrow and then click
the ‘All media types’ check box to remove the check
mark from each of the four types of media files
• Click the Audio check box to place a check mark in it
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30. Inserting an Audio File
• Type the desired search text in the Search for text
box, and then click the Go button
• Point to the desired clip to display the properties of
the file
• Right-click the clip to select the clip and to display the
Edit menu
• Click Preview/ Properties to display the
Preview/Properties dialog box and to hear the clip
• Click the Close button to close the dialog box
• Click the desired clip in the results list to insert the
file
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32. Adding Audio Options
• With the audio clip selected, click Playback on the
Ribbon to display the Audio Tools Playback tab.
Click the Start box to display the Start box menu
• Click the desired option in the Start menu
• If desired, click the Loop until Stopped check box
to place a check mark in it
• If desired, click the Hide During Show check box to
place a check mark in it
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34. Adding a Video Style
• With the video selected, click Format on the
Ribbon to display the Video Tools Format tab
• Click the More button in the Video Styles gallery
to expand the gallery
• Point to the desired style to display a live preview
of that style applied to the video on the slide
• Click the desired style to apply the style to the
selected video
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35. Adding a Video Style
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36. Resizing a Video
• With the video clip selected, drag a sizing handle
until the video is the desired size
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37. Inserting a Movie Clip
• Click the Picture button on the Insert tab to
display the Insert Picture dialog box
• Navigate to the desired movie clip to insert, and
then click the file to select it
• Click the Insert button to insert the movie clip into
the slide
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39. Finding and Replacing Text
• Click the Replace button on the Home tab to display
the Replace dialog box
• Type the text to find in the Find what text box
• Press the TAB key, and then type the desired text to
replace with in the Replace with text box
• Click the Replace all button to instruct PowerPoint to
replace all occurrences of the Find what word(s) with
the Replace with word(s)
• Click the OK button
• Click the Close button
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41. Finding and Inserting a Synonym
• Right-click the word for which you are searching a
synonym
• Point to Synonyms on the shortcut menu to
display a list of synonyms for this word
• Click the Synonym you want on the Synonyms
submenu to replace the existing word
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43. Adding Notes
• Click the Notes pane, and then type the desired
text
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44. Checking Spelling
• Click Review on the Ribbon to display the Review
tab
• Click the Spelling button to start the spelling
checker and display the Spelling dialog box
• Click the desired action for each misspelled word
located
• When finished, click the OK button
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46. Inserting a Slide Number
• Display the Insert tab and then click the Insert
Slide Number to display the Header and Footer
dialog box
• Click the Slide number check box to place a check
mark in it
• If desired, click the ‘Don’t show on title slide’
check box to place a check mark in it
• Click the Apply to All button to close the dialog
box and insert the slide number
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48. Previewing and Printing a Handout
• Click File on the Ribbon to open the Backstage view
and then click the Print tab
• Click Full Page Slides in the Settings area to display
the Full Page Slides gallery
• Click the desired setting in the Handouts area to
select this option and display a preview of the
handout
• Click the Print button in the Print gallery to print the
handout
• When the printer stops, retrieve the printed handout
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50. Printing Speaker Notes
• Click the Print tab in the Backstage view and then
click 2 Slides in the Settings area to display the
gallery
• Click Notes Pages in the Print Layout area to select
this option and display a preview of the current
page
• Click the Print button in the Print gallery to print
the notes
• When the printer stops, retrieve the printed pages
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52. Chapter Summary
• Color a picture
• Add an artistic effect to a picture
• Delete and move placeholders
• Align paragraph text
• Copy a slide element from one slide to another
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53. Chapter Summary
• Ungroup, change the color, and regroup a clip
• Insert and edit a video clip
• Insert audio
• Control audio and video clips
• Check for spelling errors
• Print a presentation as a handout
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