Powerpoint

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Animation

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adds motion to an object

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Broadcasting

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placing a link to a presentation of the Web to allow others to watch your presentation as you give it from a remote location through a Web browser

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Handouts

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printouts that include a small image of the slides and an area to take notes. Can be formatted in several different ways

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Layout

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the way content and text placeholders are placed on the slide

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Live Preview

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feature lets you see the effect the theme will have on your slides before you apply it in your presentation

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Normal view

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a view of the presentation that allows you to add and delete slides, and add text and elements to slides

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Notes Page view

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displays your slides on the top portion of the page

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Notes pane

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speaker notes entered at the bottom of the page

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Outline tab

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displays all the text on your slides in outline

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PowerPoint presentation

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an electronic slide show that allows you to present and deliver your message by using slides, outlines, speakers notes, and audience handouts

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Reading view

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a PowerPoint view you can use to display your presentation; very much like Slide Show view, the slide does not quite fill the screen and you can use navigation buttons on the status bar beneath the slide

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Slide pane

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workbench for PowerPoint presentations

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Slide Show view

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a view in PowerPoint that shows the slides on the full screen during a slide show

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Slide Sorter view

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displays thumbnails of the slides on the screen

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Slides tab

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displays your slides as small picture

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thumbnails

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small picture

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Transition

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the way each new slide appears on the screen

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Align

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line up

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Blank Presentation

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a new empty presentation appears on the screen

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Effect Options

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contains the commands that determine several animation settings for the objects including the Start options

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Handout Master

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lets you add items that you want to appear on all your handouts

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Hyperlink

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allows you to jump to another slide, file, or a web site

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Layout Master

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under the slide master

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Motion Paths

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allow you to makes an object move on the slide

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Notes Master

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you include text or formatting that you want to appear on all your speaker notes

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Placeholder

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a boxed outline on a slide that can be used to insert text or an object when clicked

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Slide Master

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controls the formatting for all the slides in the presentation

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Slide Transitions

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determine how one slide is removed and how the next one appears

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Template

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is simply a presentation that includes theme elements, text, and graphics predesigned for a presentation

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Themes

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predesigned graphics styles that you can apply to existing slides

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Adjustment Handle

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yellow boxes

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Category Axis

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the x axis

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Cell

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intersection of a row and column

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Chart

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graphs

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Column

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not a row

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Datasheet

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a worksheet that appears with the chart and has the numbers for the chart

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Grouping

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allows you to work with several item as they were one objects

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Handle

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small squares

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Organization Chart

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is a way to graphically explain the structure

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Rotate Handle

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green circles

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Row

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not a columns

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SmartArt Graphic

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dynamic diagrams and graphics

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Table

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organize information that be displayed in rows and columns

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Value Axis

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y axis

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WordArt

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decorative text that you can insert on a slide

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Action Button

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are buttons that are inserted on a slide

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Comment

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notes in a slide

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Custom Show

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is a way to limit the slides in any slide show for a particular audience

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Destination File

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presentation file

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Document Inspector

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is a feature that can get this job done easily

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Document Properties

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properties that include that author name, document title, subject, keywords, category, and status

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Embed

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the data as an object using the Insert Object dialog box

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Format Painter

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to copy a style to something else

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Grid

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vertical and horizontal lines that appear on the Slide pane and help you place text and objects

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Guidelines

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the lines in a table that form the rows and columns

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Import

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to bring a file or part of a file into the presentation

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Link

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the object a connection is retained between the source and destination files

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Linked Object

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a file, chart, table or other object that is created in another application such as Excel, stored in a source file, and inserted into a destination file, such as a PowerPoint slide, while maintaining a connection between the two files

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Package for CD

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to compact all your presentation files into a single, compressed file that fits on a CD

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Presenter view

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offer a way for you to view your presentation with the speaker notes showing on one computer screen

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Snap to

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when an object is drawn to the guide or grid as though it were magnetic

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Source File

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where you have the text, chart, numbers, or whatever data it is you want to bring into the presentation

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placeholder

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boxes in layouts that hold the content or slide objects