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Basic PowerPoint
tutorial
Table of Content
1. Getting Start
1.1 About PowerPoint
1.2 Screen Elements
1.3 Create a New Slide
1.4 Page Setup
1.5 Background setup
2. Insert Text
2.1 Text Editing
2.2 Font Style Change
2.3 Insert Table and Chart
3. Insert Shape
3.1 Insert different shapes
3.2 Change shape and
outline color
3.3 Insert image in shape
4. Slide Animation
4.1 Add Transitions
4.2 Add Animation
5.
Page Linkup
5.2
Hyperlink
5.2 Action Button
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1.1 About
PowerPoint
PowerPoint is a software program to enhance
oral presentation and to keep the audience
focused on that subject. It is the number one
program used worldwide for presentations.
Anyone can create stunning presentations
that look like they were designed by a
professional.
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1.2 Screen
Microsoft Office Button: The Microsoft Office button
Elements
appears in the top left corner of the window and includes
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Go to Design tab
then click Page Setup
button. A new dialog
box will appear just
like this image. Select
your
desire
page
width
and
height
from this box.
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1.5 Background
setup
Click right button on the
current slide then click on
Format Background. A new
windows will appear from
where you can change your
slides background by filling
gradient,
texture
or
any
picture.
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2.1 Text Editing
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2.2 Font Style Change
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2.3 Insert Table and Chart
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3.1 Insert different shapes
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3.2 Change shape and outline color
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3.3 Insert image in shape
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Slide Animation
4.1 Add Transitions
4.1
To add a consistent transition between each slide throughout the presentation, follow these
4.2
instructions.
1. Click the View tab and click the Slide Master button.
2. In the left-hand Slides tab, select the first slide which is numbered "1."
3. Click the Animations tab.
4. In the Transition to This Slide toolbar, browse through the transition options and
click the appropriate choice. Place the mouse over each option to preview the
transition within the slide currently on screen.
5. When satisfied with the transition, click the Slide Master tab and then the Close
Master View button.
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4.2 Add Animation
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With PowerPoint, you can animate virtually any object or specific content that appears on a slide. To
animate an object or content, select it. Then click the Animations tab. Select from the menus and
buttons available in the Animations toolbar. After selecting the appropriate animation settings, use
the Preview button to see the animation in action.
It is recommended that the number of animations be limited so as not to distract the audience from
the content on the slide or the overall presentation. To maximize audience interest while minimizing
potential distractions, the type of animation used should also be relatively quick, simple, and
consistent from slide to slide.
To add the same animation to the same object on each slide, follow these instructions.
1. Click the Animations tab.
2. Select the object to animate.
3. Use the buttons and menus available in the Animations tab to select the appropriate
animation.
4. When satisfied, click the Slide Master tab and then the Close Master View button.
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Page Linkup
5.1 Hyperlink
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To insert a hyperlink to
another slide:
1. Right-click the selected
text or image, then click
Hyperlink.
2. The Insert Hyperlink
dialog box will appear.
3. On the left side of the
dialog box, click Place in
this Document.
4. A list of the other slides in
your presentation will
appear. Click the name of
the slide you want to link to.
5. Click OK. The text or
image will now be a
hyperlink to the slide you
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5.2 Action Button
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Now that you have designed and written the presentation, it's time to practice showing the presentation to an audience. You can preview
a PowerPoint presentation in a few different ways. One method is to click the View tab and then the Slide Show button. Another option
would be to click the Slide Show button from the lower toolbar. A final option is to press the F5 key to quickly display the presentation in
slide show mode.
Once viewing the presentation in Slide Show mode, you can move through the presentation sequentially in a few different ways.
Use the Down arrow key to move forward and the Up arrow key to move backward.
Use the Right arrow key to move forward and the Left arrow key to move backward.
Use the PGDN key to move forward and the PGUP key to move backward.
Click the mouse anywhere on a slide to move forward in the presentation.
To exit Slide Show mode, press the ESC key.
Move the mouse over a slide as a way to point to specific areas on a slide. However, keep in mind once the mouse is clicked, the
presentation will advance to the next slide.
The Slide Show tab offers advanced settings for customizing how to show a presentation including adding narration and altering the
presentation's resolution.
Be sure to practice showing your presentation beforehand in order to become familiar with the ins and outs of presenting a PowerPoint
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