- With power point you can make presentations,slides,handouts,speakers notes ,and outlines.
- The tasks panel is located to the right in the presentation.
- You can be able to choose which display layout you would like .
- The standard toolbar contains icons for commands.
- Some commands include saving printing and opening.
- Placeholders contain characteristic for formatining things that you can add later on.
- There are view buttons which allow you to view in different ways your presentation.
- The area in which you can view small images or preview of what your power point is looking like is call ed the slide sorter pane.
- There is also a formating tollbar in which you can edit your text to a different color size and others.
- There are two ways in which you can add a new slide to your presentation.
- You can add a slide by clicking on the icon that say new slide.
- Another way that you can add a new clide is by pressing on the keyboard Ctrl +M
- You can also change you slide layout when ever you want to.
- There could be a different layout on each slide.
- When chosing a layout you can pick between having pictures,title ,and text.
- You can add pictures by using clipart.
- You can search any pictures you want by typing what you want on the seacrh box.
- Also another option you have of using clipart would be inserting auto shapes.
- Autoshapes are shapes you can insert from various shapes they have and styles too.
- You can also insert another text box on a shape and type inside it.
- While doing a powerpoint you can also insert a tamplate.
- You can add a tamplate by clicking on design.
- To play your slide show you can click on slide show.
- There are many ways in which you can print.
- You can print in entire pages,handouts with mulitpy pages.
- You can select print preview to see how it will be.
- You can print 6 pages per handout.
- Try to use no more the two types of fonts.
- Keep your bullets on a presentation to 6.
- Try to stay with the same color and font for the whole power point.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
30 facts about powerpoints
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