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Working with Slides

Teacher judy ann d. labasan


Powerpoint

A presentation program (also called a


presentation graphics program) is a
computer software package used to
display information, normally in the
form of a slide show.
Powerpoint

A presentation program (also called a


presentation graphics program) is a
computer software package used to
display information, normally in the
form of a slide show.
Powerpoint

It is a complete presentation graphics


program that allows you to produce
professional looking presentations.
Powerpoint

Three major functions:


1. an editor that allows text to be
inserted and formatted,
2. a method for inserting and
manipulating graphic images and
3. a slide-show system to display the
content.
MS Powerpoint

MS-PowerPoint is the complete


presentation graphic program, using
which one can create extremely
satisfying presentations to get the
desired results.
MS Powerpoint

It allows the creation of presentation


which can be a collection of slides,
speaker notes, handouts or media
clips, providing everything one needs
to communicate clearly to others.
Powerpoint

Slides can be created and displayed as a slide


show on your computer, video projector, or on
the Internet. Information from a PowerPoint
presentation can be printed in a handout form or
as transparencies.
Powerpoint

PowerPoint allows for data to be entered and edited


quickly and efficiently. To make changes to the
presentation you can edit a slide rather than recreate
the presentation. You can also import information
from spreadsheets, databases, and word-processing
files.
Powerpoint

Open PowerPoint by clicking the Start button on the


Windows Taskbar, point to Programs, go to Microsoft
Office and then click Microsoft Office PowerPoint
2010.
Powerpoint
Powerpoint

The PowerPoint window contains many elements that


are similar to other Microsoft Office programs. These
elements include the Office button, Quick Access
toolbar, Title bar, Tabs, scroll bars and a Status bar.
Powerpoint
Quick access
toolbar contains
buttons for
commonly-used
commands.
Title bar indicates
the software, the
name of the
presentation that is
open, minimize,
maximize, and
close buttons.
Tabs contain
commands that are
pided into related
tasks called
groups.
Ribbon is the area
containing the
tabs.
Outline tab is used to
organize and develop
the content of your
presentation. This tab
enables you to move
slides and text by
dragging selected
material.
Slide tab displays
the slides of your
presentation as
small images. This
view allows easy
navigation through
slides.
Slide pane contains
the current slide in
your presentation.
You can use the
vertical scroll bar to
view other slides in
the presentation.
Notes pane is located
below the slide pane
and is used to type
reference notes. The
notes can be printed,
then referenced when
making the
presentation.
View area is located
at the right hand
bottom of the screen.
It contains buttons
that allow the ability
to switch between
PowerPoint views.
The first view button allows
you to view slides in normal
view, the second is called the
slide sorter view, the third is
called the reader view and the
fourth is called the slide show
view. This area also contains
the zoom feature.
Status bar is located at the
bottom of the PowerPoint
window, it shows messages
and information about the
view, such as the slide
number and the current
theme template used.
The Help feature displays information on PowerPoint commands and features. You can activate the help menu by clicking the Help
The Help feature displays information on PowerPoint commands and features. You can activate the help menu by clicking the Help button or by pressing F1 on the keyboard.

The Help feature displays


information on PowerPoint
commands and features. You
can activate the help menu by
clicking the Help button or by
pressing F1 on the keyboard.
Powerpoint

The PowerPoint window contains many elements that


are similar to other Microsoft Office programs. These
elements include the Office button, Quick Access
toolbar, Title bar, Tabs, scroll bars and a Status bar.

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