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9780735612976

Microsoft PowerPoint Version 2002 Step by Step

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  • ISBN13:

    9780735612976

  • ISBN10:

    0735612978

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-06-13
  • Publisher: Microsoft Press
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Summary

Microsoft PowerPoint version 2002 presentation graphics program can help turn ideas into professional, effective presentations. New features help PC users create presentations more easily, illustrate ideas more powerfully, and share it all in any setting, from meeting rooms to the Web. Microsoft PowerPoint Version 2002 Step by Step offers self-paced instruction to the beginning-to-advanced user who wants to get the most out of PowerPoint version 2002, and prepare for Microsoft Office User (MOUS) certification. This personal training system offers easy-to-follow lessons full of clear objectives, a wealth of task-oriented procedures, and dozens of real-world business scenarios. Each Step By Step title consists of friendly, straightforward instruction with dozens of full-color screenshots and illustrations to help you learn exactly what you need to know at your own pace.

Author Biography

Perspection, Inc. is a technology training company committed to providing information to help people communicate, make decisions, and solve problems.

Table of Contents

What's New in Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 vii
Getting Help ix
Using the Book's CD-ROM xi
Conventions and Features xv
MOUS Objectives xvii
Taking a MOUS Exam xix
Creating a Presentation
1(23)
Getting Started with PowerPoint
2(3)
Choosing the Best Method to Start a Presentation
5(1)
Creating a Presentation Using Suggested Content
6(4)
Browsing Through a Presentation
10(2)
Editing Text in a Presentation
12(5)
Viewing a Presentation
17(3)
Getting Help Using PowerPoint
20(4)
Working with a Presentation
24(20)
Creating a Presentation Using a Design Template
26(3)
Entering Text in a Slide
29(2)
Creating a New Slide
31(3)
Inserting Slides from Other Presentations
34(2)
Rearranging Slides in a Presentation
36(1)
Entering Speaker Notes
37(3)
Creating a Folder to Store a Presentation
40(4)
Printing a Presentation
44(18)
Working with an Existing Presentation
46(3)
Adding a Header and a Footer
49(1)
Choosing the Right Print Settings
50(3)
Previewing a Presentation
53(3)
Printing a Presentation
56(6)
Outlining Your Ideas
62(18)
Creating a Blank Presentation
64(1)
Entering Text in an Outline
65(4)
Inserting an Outline from Microsoft Word
69(2)
Deleting and Rearranging Slides, Paragraphs, and Text
71(4)
Formatting Text in an Outline
75(2)
Sending an Outline or Notes to Word
77(3)
Adding and Modifying Slide Text
80(20)
Adding and Moving Text on Slides
81(5)
Changing Text Alignment and Spacing
86(4)
Finding and Replacing Text and Fonts
90(2)
Correcting Text While Typing
92(3)
Checking Spelling and Presentation Styles
95(5)
Applying and Modifying Design Templates
100(18)
Applying a Design Template to a Presentation
102(2)
Making Your Presentation Look Consistent
104(5)
Formatting Master Text and Bullets
109(6)
Saving a Presentation as a Design Template
115(3)
Viewing and Changing Presentation Colors
118(14)
Viewing and Choosing a Color Scheme
119(3)
Creating a Color Scheme
122(4)
Adding Colors to a Presentation
126(2)
Adding and Modifying a Slide Background
128(4)
Drawing and Modifying Shapes
132(30)
Drawing and Resizing a Shape
134(3)
Copying and Moving a Shape
137(4)
Changing the Way a Shape Looks
141(6)
Aligning Shapes
147(3)
Connecting Shapes
150(2)
Adding 3-D Effects to Shapes
152(1)
Changing the Stacking Order of Shapes
153(2)
Rotating and Flipping Shapes
155(1)
Drawing and Editing an Arc Shape
156(4)
Grouping and Ungrouping Shapes
160(2)
Inserting Information into PowerPoint
162(36)
Changing the Layout of a Slide
164(2)
Inserting Clip Art
166(5)
Changing the Size of an Image
171(1)
Changing Colors in a Clip Art Image
172(2)
Inserting and Formatting a Table
174(3)
Inserting a Microsoft Excel Chart
177(2)
Inserting and Formatting a Graph
179(6)
Inserting and Modifying an Organization Chart
185(3)
Inserting and Modifying a Diagram
188(2)
Inserting a Picture
190(2)
Modifying a Picture
192(3)
Inserting and Modifying Stylized Text
195(3)
Setting Up and Delivering a Slide Show
198(18)
Animating a Slide During a Slide Show
200(6)
Adding Transition Effects Between Slides
206(2)
Creating and Editing a Custom Show
208(2)
Delivering a Slide Show
210(4)
Taking Notes During a Slide Show
214(2)
Creating a Multimedia Presentation
216(16)
Inserting Sounds and Movies
217(5)
Playing Sounds and Movies in a Slide Show
222(3)
Adding Slide Timings
225(3)
Recording a Narration in a Slide Show
228(2)
Creating a Self-Running Presentation
230(2)
Creating a Web Presentation
232(16)
Creating an Agenda Slide or Home Page
233(2)
Creating a Hyperlink
235(6)
Previewing and Publishing a Presentation as a Web Page
241(4)
Adding a Digital Signature
245(3)
Reviewing and Sharing a Presentation
248(30)
Adding Comments to a Presentation
250(3)
Adding Password Protection to a Presentation
253(3)
Sending a Presentation for Review Using E-Mail
256(2)
Tracking Changes in a Presentation
258(6)
Broadcasting a Presentation over a Network
264(6)
Collaborating in an Online Meeting
270(4)
Delivering a Presentation on the Road
274(4)
Customizing PowerPoint
278(11)
Customizing the Way You Perform Commands
279(5)
Customizing the Way You Create Objects
284(1)
Simplifying Tasks with Macros
285(4)
Quick Reference 289(20)
Glossary 309(4)
Index 313

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