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| Title | Powerpoint For Dummies, Office 2021 Edition / |
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| Formatted contents note | Introduction 1<br/><br/>About This Book 1<br/><br/>Foolish Assumptions 2<br/><br/>Icons Used in This Book 2<br/><br/>Beyond the Book 3<br/><br/>Where to Go from Here 3<br/><br/>Part 1: Getting Started with PowerPoint 5<br/><br/>Chapter 1: Welcome to PowerPoint 7<br/><br/>What in Sam Hill Is PowerPoint? 7<br/><br/>Getting PowerPoint 9<br/><br/>Introducing PowerPoint Presentations 10<br/><br/>Understanding Presentation Files 11<br/><br/>What's in a Slide? 12<br/><br/>Starting PowerPoint 14<br/><br/>Creating a Blank Presentation 14<br/><br/>Navigating the PowerPoint Interface 16<br/><br/>Unraveling the Ribbon 17<br/><br/>The View from Here Is Great 18<br/><br/>Editing Text 19<br/><br/>Adding a New Slide 20<br/><br/>Moving from Slide to Slide 22<br/><br/>Adding Some Style 22<br/><br/>Displaying Your Presentation 24<br/><br/>Saving Your Work 25<br/><br/>Closing a Presentation 25<br/><br/>Getting Help 26<br/><br/>Exiting PowerPoint 27<br/><br/>Chapter 2: Taking the Backstage Tour 29<br/><br/>Welcome to Backstage View 30<br/><br/>Considering Themes and Templates 31<br/><br/>Saving Your Presentation 35<br/><br/>Saving to a location on your computer 36<br/><br/>Saving to OneDrive 37<br/><br/>Saving a copy of a presentation 38<br/><br/>Opening a Presentation 39<br/><br/>Pinning a Presentation for Easy Access 40<br/><br/>Chapter 3: Editing Slides 43<br/><br/>Moving from Slide to Slide 44<br/><br/>Working with Objects 44<br/><br/>Selecting objects 45<br/><br/>Resizing or moving an object 46<br/><br/>Editing a Text Object 48<br/><br/>Selecting Text 49<br/><br/>Using Cut, Copy, and Paste 50<br/><br/>Duplicating an Object 52<br/><br/>Using the Clipboard Task Pane 52<br/><br/>Oops! I Didn't Mean It (The Marvelous Undo Command) 53<br/><br/>Working with Slide Layouts 54<br/><br/>Deleting a Slide 56<br/><br/>Duplicating a Slide 56<br/><br/>Finding Text 56<br/><br/>Replacing Text 58<br/><br/>Rearranging Your Slides in Slide Sorter View 59<br/><br/>Chapter 4: Working in Outline View 63<br/><br/>Calling Up the Outline 63<br/><br/>Selecting and Editing an Entire Slide 65<br/><br/>Selecting and Editing One Paragraph 65<br/><br/>Promoting and Demoting Paragraphs 65<br/><br/>Adding a New Paragraph 66<br/><br/>Adding a New Slide 67<br/><br/>Moving Text Up and Down 68<br/><br/>Collapsing and Expanding the Outline 68<br/><br/>Chapter 5: Proofing Your Presentations 69<br/><br/>Checking Spelling as You Go 70<br/><br/>Spell Checking After the Fact 71<br/><br/>Using the Thesaurus 74<br/><br/>Capitalizing Correctly 75<br/><br/>Using the AutoCorrect Feature 76<br/><br/>Chapter 6: Don't Forget Your Notes! 79<br/><br/>Understanding Notes 80<br/><br/>Adding Notes to a Slide 81<br/><br/>Adding an Extra Notes Page for a Slide 82<br/><br/>Adding a New Slide from Notes Page View 83<br/><br/>Printing Notes Pages 83<br/><br/>Displaying Notes on a Separate Monitor 84<br/><br/>Chapter 7: Show Time! 85<br/><br/>The Quick Way to Print 86<br/><br/>Printing from Backstage View 86<br/><br/>Printing more than one copy 87<br/><br/>Changing printers 87<br/><br/>Printing part of a document 88<br/><br/>Using Print Preview 89<br/><br/>Setting Up a Slideshow 89<br/><br/>Starting a Slideshow 90<br/><br/>Working in Presenter View 91<br/><br/>Controlling Your Presentation with the Keyboard and Mouse 93<br/><br/>Using Presentation Tools 94<br/><br/>Using the Laser Pointer feature 95<br/><br/>Scribbling on your slides 96<br/><br/>Rehearsing Your Slide Timings 97<br/><br/>Using Custom Shows 98<br/><br/>Creating a custom show 99<br/><br/>Showing a custom show 100<br/><br/>Hiding slides 100<br/><br/>Showing Your Presentation Online 100<br/><br/>Part 2: Creating Great-Looking Slides 103<br/><br/>Chapter 8: All about Fonts and Text Formatting 105<br/><br/>Changing the Look of Your Text 106<br/><br/>Changing the size of characters 108<br/><br/>Choosing text fonts 109<br/><br/>Adding color to your text 109<br/><br/>Adding shadows 110<br/><br/>Big Picture Text Formatting 110<br/><br/>Biting the bulleted list 111<br/><br/>Creating numbered lists 112<br/><br/>Setting tabs and indents 114<br/><br/>Spacing out 115<br/><br/>Lining things up 115<br/><br/>Making columns 117<br/><br/>Creating Fancy Text with WordArt 117<br/><br/>Chapter 9: Designing Your Slides 121<br/><br/>Looking at the Design Tab 121<br/><br/>Working with Themes 122<br/><br/>Applying themes 123<br/><br/>Using theme colors 124<br/><br/>Using theme fonts 128<br/><br/>Applying theme effects 128<br/><br/>Changing the Slide Size 129<br/><br/>Applying Background Styles 130<br/><br/>Using a gradient fill 131<br/><br/>Using other background effects 133<br/><br/>Using the Design Ideas Feature to Design Your Slides 134<br/><br/>Chapter 10: Animating Your Slides 135<br/><br/>Using the Transitions Tab 135<br/><br/>Creating a slide transition 136<br/><br/>Using the Morph transition effect 139<br/><br/>Using the Animations Tab 140<br/><br/>Using advanced animations 142<br/><br/>Timing your animations 150<br/><br/>Chapter 11: The Art of Inking Your Slides 155<br/><br/>Drawing on Your Slides 156<br/><br/>Using the Ruler 158<br/><br/>Converting Windows Ink to Text 160<br/><br/>Converting Windows Ink to Shapes 161<br/><br/>Converting Windows Ink to a Math Formula 162<br/><br/>Animating Windows Ink 163<br/><br/>Chapter 12: Masters of the Universe Meet the Templates of Doom 165<br/><br/>Working with Masters 166<br/><br/>Modifying the slide master 167<br/><br/>Modifying the handout master 172<br/><br/>Modifying the notes master 173<br/><br/>Using Masters 174<br/><br/>Overriding the master text style 174<br/><br/>Hiding background objects 174<br/><br/>Using Headers and Footers 175<br/><br/>Adding a date, number, or footer to slides 176<br/><br/>Adding a header or footer to notes or handouts pages 177<br/><br/>Editing the header and footer placeholders directly 178<br/><br/>Yes, You Can Serve Two Masters 178<br/><br/>Creating a new slide master 178<br/><br/>Applying masters 180<br/><br/>Preserving your masters 181<br/><br/>Restoring Lost Placeholders 181<br/><br/>Working with Templates 182<br/><br/>Creating a new template 183<br/><br/>Creating a presentation based on a template 183<br/><br/>Working with Presentation Sections 184<br/><br/>Part 3: Embellishing Your Slides 187<br/><br/>Chapter 13: Inserting Pictures 189<br/><br/>Exploring the Many Types of Pictures 190<br/><br/>Bitmap pictures 190<br/><br/>Victor, give me a vector 191<br/><br/>Inserting Pictures in Your Presentation 192<br/><br/>From the web 192<br/><br/>From your computer 194<br/><br/>From the stock library 196<br/><br/>Moving, Sizing, Stretching, and Cropping Pictures 197<br/><br/>Adding Style to Your Pictures 199<br/><br/>Applying a picture border 200<br/><br/>Applying picture effects 200<br/><br/>Applying Artistic Effects 201<br/><br/>Removing picture backgrounds 202<br/><br/>Correcting Sharpness, Brightness, Contrast, and Color 205<br/><br/>Compressing Your Pictures 206<br/><br/>Working with 3D Models 208<br/><br/>Chapter 14: Drawing on Your Slides 211<br/><br/>Some General Drawing Tips 211<br/><br/>Zooming in 211<br/><br/>Displaying the ruler, gridlines, and guides 212<br/><br/>Sticking to the color scheme 213<br/><br/>Saving frequently 213<br/><br/>Remembering Ctrl+Z 213<br/><br/>Drawing Simple Objects 214<br/><br/>Drawing straight lines 215<br/><br/>Drawing rectangles, squares, ovals, and circles 216<br/><br/>Creating Other Shapes 216<br/><br/>Drawing a shape 217<br/><br/>Drawing a polygon or free-form shape 219<br/><br/>Drawing a curved line or shape 220<br/><br/>Creating a text box 221<br/><br/>Styling Your Shapes 222<br/><br/>Setting the shape fill 222<br/><br/>Setting the shape outline 222<br/><br/>Applying shape effects 223<br/><br/>Flipping and Rotating Objects 224<br/><br/>Flipping an object 224<br/><br/>Rotating an object 90 degrees 224<br/><br/>Using the rotate handle 225<br/><br/>Drawing a Complicated Picture 225<br/><br/>Changing layers 226<br/><br/>Line 'em up 227<br/><br/>Using the grids and guides 227<br/><br/>Group therapy 228<br/><br/>Chapter 15: Charting for Fun and Profit 231<br/><br/>Understanding Charts 232<br/><br/>Adding a Chart to Your Presentation 233<br/><br/>Adding a new slide with a chart 233<br/><br/>Adding a chart to an existing slide 237<br/><br/>Pasting a chart from Excel 238<br/><br/>Changing the Chart Type 238<br/><br/>Working with Chart Data 239<br/><br/>Switching rows and columns 240<br/><br/>Changing the data selection 241<br/><br/>Editing the source data 242<br/><br/>Refreshing a chart 242<br/><br/>Changing the Chart Layout 242<br/><br/>Changing the Chart Style 243<br/><br/>Embellishing Your Chart 245<br/><br/>Using Treemap and Sunburst Charts 247<br/><br/>Using Map Charts 249<br/><br/>Chapter 16: Working with SmartArt 253<br/><br/>Understanding SmartArt 253<br/><br/>Creating a SmartArt Diagram 255<br/><br/>Tweaking a SmartArt Diagram 258<br/><br/>Editing the SmartArt Text 259<br/><br/>Working with Organization Charts 261<br/><br/>Adding boxes to a chart 262<br/><br/>Deleting chart boxes 262<br/><br/>Changing the chart layout 263<br/><br/>Chapter 17: Lights! Camera! Action! (Adding Sound and Video) 265<br/><br/>Adding Sound to a Slide 266<br/><br/>Investigating sound files 266<br/><br/>Inserting an audio sound object 267<br/><br/>Setting audio options 269<br/><br/>Adding Video to Your Slides 271<br/><br/>Finding a video to add to your presentation 271<br/><br/>Inserting a video clip 272<br/><br/>Setting video options 273<br/><br/>Compressing Media 277<br/><br/>Chapter 18: More Things to Insert on Your Slides 279<br/><br/>Inserting Tables 279<br/><br/>Creating a table in a Content placeholder 280<br/><br/>Inserting a table on a slide 281<br/><br/>Drawing a table 281<br/><br/>Adding style to a table 283<br/><br/>Working with the Layout tab 285<br/><br/>Inserting WordArt 288<br/><br/>Using Hyperlinks 289<br/><br/>Creating a hyperlink to another slide 291<br/><br/>Creating a hyperlink to another presentation or to a website 292<br/><br/>Adding Action Buttons 293<br/><br/>Assigning button actions 294<br/><br/>Choosing button shapes 294<br/><br/>Creating a button 294<br/><br/>Creating a navigation toolbar 297<br/><br/>Inserting Equations 298<br/><br/>Inserting Icons 302<br/><br/>Part 4: Working with Others 305<br/><br/>Chapter 19: Collaborating on Presentations 307<br/><br/>Understanding Collaboration 307<br/><br/>Working with OneDrive 309<br/><br/>Managing OneDrive features 312<br/><br/>Sharing a OneDrive presentation 314<br/><br/>Working with Teams 319<br/><br/>Collaborating in Real Time 324<br/><br/>Using Comments 325<br/><br/>Chapter 20: Stealing Slides from Other Presentations 327<br/><br/>Misdemeanor Slide Theft 328<br/><br/>Building a Slide Repository 330<br/><br/>Chapter 21: Exporting Your Presentation to Other Formats 333<br/><br/>Creating a PDF File 334<br/><br/>Crafting a Video 335<br/><br/>Adding timings and narration 336<br/><br/>Creating a video 338<br/><br/>Creating an Animated GIF 340<br/><br/>Packaging Your Presentation on a CD 343<br/><br/>Creating Handouts in Microsoft Word 345<br/><br/>Publishing a Presentation to Microsoft Stream 347<br/><br/>Part 5: The Part of Tens 351<br/><br/>Chapter 22: Ten PowerPoint Commandments 353<br/><br/>I Thou Shalt Frequently Savest Thy Work 353<br/><br/>II Thou Shalt Storeth Each Presentation in Its Proper Folder 354<br/><br/>III Thou Shalt Not Abuseth Thy Program's Formatting Features 354<br/><br/>IV Thou Shalt Not Stealeth Copyrighted Materials 354<br/><br/>V Thou Shalt Abideth by Thine Color Scheme, Auto-Layout, and Template 355<br/><br/>VI Thou Shalt Not Abuse Thine Audience with an Endless Array of Cute Animations or Funny Sounds 355<br/><br/>VII Keep Thy Computer Gurus Happy 355<br/><br/>VIII Thou Shalt Backeth Up Thy Files Day by Day 355<br/><br/>IX Thou Shalt Fear No Evil, for Ctrl+Z Is Always with Thee 356<br/><br/>X Thou Shalt Not Panic 356<br/><br/>Chapter 23: Ten Tips for Creating Readable Slides 357<br/><br/>Try Reading the Slide from the Back of the Room 357<br/><br/>Avoid Small Text 358<br/><br/>No More Than Five Bullets, Please 358<br/><br/>Avoid Excessive Verbiage Lending to Excessively Lengthy Text<br/><br/>That Is Not Only Redundant But Also Repetitive and Reiterative 358<br/><br/>Use Consistent Wording 358<br/><br/>Avoid Unsightly Color Combinations 359<br/><br/>Watch the Line Endings 359<br/><br/>Keep the Background Simple 360<br/><br/>Use Only Two Levels of Bullets 360<br/><br/>Avoid Bullets Altogether If You Can 360<br/><br/>Keep Charts and Diagrams Simple 361<br/><br/>Chapter 24: Ten Ways to Keep Your Audience Awake 363<br/><br/>Don't Forget Your Purpose 363<br/><br/>Don't Become a Slave to Your Slides 364<br/><br/>Don't Overwhelm Your Audience with Unnecessary Detail 364<br/><br/>Don't Neglect Your Opening 364<br/><br/>Be Relevant 365<br/><br/>Don't Forget the Call to Action 365<br/><br/>Practice, Practice, Practice 365<br/><br/>Relax! 366<br/><br/>Expect the Unexpected 366<br/><br/>Don't Be Boring 366<br/><br/>Index 367<br/><br/>Part 4: Working with Others 305 |
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