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This document provides an overview of PowerPoint, a presentation software developed by Microsoft. It is part of the Microsoft Office suite and allows users to create slideshows consisting of individual pages called slides. Slides can contain text, graphics, movies and other objects that can be arranged freely. PowerPoint also includes templates, transitions between slides, and custom animations to emphasize elements on slides. The PowerPoint Viewer software allows viewing presentations without needing the full PowerPoint program installed.
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