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Introduction to PowerPoint

 This is an overview to introduce you to


some PowerPoint basics.
 It will take 5-10 minutes.
 Navigate using the buttons to the left.
 Wherever you see this button
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will give you detailed instructions for
the feature being discussed.
Introduction to PowerPoint
Table of Contents

1 Get to know PowerPoint

2 Create your first presentation

3 Customize your first presentation

4 Present your first presentation


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5 Where to get more help and tips


Get to know PowerPoint
PowerPoint Basics

 Each “page” in a presentation is called a


slide.
 You can have as many slides in your
presentation as you need.

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Get to know PowerPoint
What can you create?

 On screen presentations
 Web pages for web use
 Color and B&W overheads
 Color and B&W paper
printouts
 35 mm slides
 Audience handouts
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 Speaker notes
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Get to know PowerPoint
Views
 Views are ways of looking  Move between views by
at and working on your clicking on the View
presentation. buttons in the lower left
 There are different views to part of the PowerPoint
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Get to know PowerPoint
Views: Normal View. . . 3 views in 1
 The text outline of your  Notes appear in the small
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Get to know PowerPoint
Views: Slide Sorter View
 Click the Slide Sorter View
button to move to the Slide
Sorter View.
 This view shows small
thumbnail pictures of all the
slides in your presentation.
 Select one or more slides
and rearrange by dragging
and dropping to the desired
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Slide Sorter View


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Get to know PowerPoint
Views: Slide Show View

 Slide Show View is being used right now to view this


presentation
 Use Slide Show View to preview and rehearse your
presentation and to show your presentation
electronically to an audience.
 Your presentation will run full screen with all
animations and transitions.
 Advance to the next slide with a mouse click, or
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move forward and backward using the cursor keys.

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Get to know PowerPoint
Summary

 You can create electronic slide shows, web pages,


overheads, speaker notes and audience handouts
with PowerPoint.
 Your presentation is made up of multiple slides all in
a single file.
 Views provide different ways to view and work on
your presentation.

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Create your first presentation
Contents

1 Click here if you you’re not sure what


to say or how to organize your first
presentation. Learn how to start
using the AutoContent Wizard.

2
Click here if you know what you want
to say. Learn how to start your
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presentation from scratch.
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Create your first presentation
AutoContent Wizard Select the
AutoContent
Wizard
 Select AutoContent Wizard
when you run PowerPoint
for the first time
 The AutoContent Wizard
creates a presentation with
a title slide and several
additional topic slides.
 It provides suggested
content and organization
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for your presentation.

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Create your first presentation
AutoContent Wizard

 Follow the step-by-step 1 Market Summary


instructions in the 2 Market Past, Present & Future
Market Summary
Review changes in market
Wizard. •Market players,
share, leadership,
Future
Past, Present &
market shifts,• costs,
 When you finish, the
Review changes in market
pricing, competition
share, leadership, players,
3 Product Definition market shifts, costs, pricing,

AutoContent Wizard 4
competition
Describe product/service
being marketed
creates a presentation Click to add notes

with a title slide and


several additional topic
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Create your first presentation
AutoContent Wizard

 Select the suggested 1 Market Summary


text and replace it with 2 Background
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Market
Present & Future
Summary
Review changes in market
your own words. share,
market
leadership,
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Past, Present
shifts, costs,
Future
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 Use the scroll bar to


• Review
pricing, changes in market
competition
share, leadership, players,
3 Product Definition
market shifts, costs, pricing,

advance to the next 4 Describe product/service


competition
being marketed

slide. Click to add notes

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Create your first presentation
AutoContent summary

 Use the AutoContent Wizard to create a new


presentation if you don’t know how to get started.
 Replace the suggested text with your own words.

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Create your first presentation
Start from scratch
Select Design
Template
 Choose Design
Template from the
PowerPoint startup
dialog to pick the look
for your presentation.
 Click on different
designs to preview
them in the preview
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the one you would like.
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Create your first presentation
Start from scratch

 Next, pick a layout. PowerPoint’s


AutoLayouts
PowerPoint’s
AutoLayouts take care
of alignment and
placement of text and
objects on the slide
 Choose an AutoLayout
that best matches the Scroll to see more
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Create your first presentation
Start from scratch Title
Placeholder

 Follow the on-screen


Click to add title
instructions to click and
type your text into the • Click to add text
placeholders on the slides
– Bullets appear automatically
– Tab to indent (we call it
demote)
Bulleted
Text
Placeholder

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 Select New Slide from the View Insert Format

Insert Menu. New Slide… Ctrl+M

Insert New
Slide
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Create your first presentation
Start from scratch summary

 Pick a look for your presentation


 Pick an AutoLayout that matches the information
you want to put on the new slide.
 Type your title and text into the placeholders on the
slides
 Add additional slides

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Customize your first presentation
Contents

Here’s what is discussed in this section:


 Choose a new look
 Add drawings and diagrams
 Add charts
 Add clip art
 Add your logo or make changes to
every slide
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 Add pictures, tables, organization
charts, WordArt drawing objects, and
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multimedia
Customize your first presentation
Choose a new look
 Design Templates are  Select Apply Design
professionally designed Template from the Format
looks that you can apply to Menu to preview and select a
your presentation at any new design for your entire
presentation. The content of
time. your presentation does not
 Each Design Template change.
contains the master slides
which control elements like
background design, colors,
fonts, bullet styles and font
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size. The same
presentation with 4
different Design
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Customize your first presentation
Choose a new look
 A color scheme is a set of 8 coordinated colors for titles, text
and graphics.
– Each design template has several color schemes to choose from.
– Select a new color scheme for some or all of the slides in your
presentation.

The same design


template with
different color
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Customize your first presentation
Add a drawing or diagram

 Use PowerPoint AutoShapes to create diagrams


and drawings.
 Click on the shape and type. Text is automatically
attached to the shape.

Just click and type

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Customize your first presentation
Add a chart
 Insert a new slide and  Click outside the chart on
select a layout with a chart. your slide to return to
 Double click the chart PowerPoint.
placeholder to create your  Double click on your chart
chart. to edit it again.
 Replace the sample data
with your data.
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Add clip art

 Click the Insert Clip Art button to access the clip art
collection.
 Select from hundreds of images.
 You can move and resize the clip art on your slide.
 There are hundreds of clip art pictures on the
Microsoft Office CD and on the Web.

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Customize your first presentation
Add your logo or change every slide

 Use the Slide Master when you want to add or


change something on every slide.
 Master slides hold the formatting information for the
title, text, bullets, and background items which
appear on every slide of your presentation.

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Customize your first presentation
Add your logo or change every slide

 On the View menu, choose Master, and then click


Slide Master. Insert your company logo on the Slide
Master where you would like it to appear.
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Add other graphics

 Add a lot of other objects to your slides


– Pictures
– Organization charts
– Tables
– WordArt drawing objects
– Multimedia
• Movies and sounds
• Narration

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Customize your first presentation
Summary

 Choose a new look for your presentation


 Add drawings and diagrams, charts and clip art to
your slides.
 Add your logo or make changes to every slide.
 Add pictures, organization charts, WordArt drawing
objects, tables and multimedia.

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Present your first presentation
Contents

Here’s what is discussed in this section:


 On-screen slide show
 Color and black and white overheads
 Handouts
 Speaker Notes
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 Publish on the Web


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Present your first presentation
Slide Show

 Use the Slide Show View to preview and rehearse


your presentation and to show your presentation
electronically to an audience.
 “Build” your bullet points one by one using
animation.
 Animate diagrams and charts.
 Add transition effects between slides.
 Play sounds and movies.
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Overheads and paper slides

 Print in color, grayscale, or pure black and white


 Black and white preview.
– Preview what your black and white overheads and paper
copies will look like using the Grayscale Preview.

Color Grayscale

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Present your first presentation
Handouts

 Print handouts for your meeting attendees.


 You can choose how many slides you would like to
print per page.

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Notes

 Print your notes to refer to while you speak or to


provide additional detail about the slide content.
 Preview how your notes pages will print from the
View menu.
Image of
slide

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Publish on the Web

 Save your presentation as HTML Web pages and


publish on the Web for others who missed your
presentation.
 Your colleagues can view the Web presentation
using their Web browser.
 Open the HTML files in PowerPoint to update or
change whenever you need to.

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Present your first presentation
Summary

 Use the Slide Show View to preview and rehearse


your presentation and to show your presentation
electronically to an audience.
 Print overheads in color or black and white
 Create and print handouts for your audience
 Use speaker notes to refer to while you speak
 Publish your presentation on the Web
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Where to get more information

 Use the Office Assistant to get Help.

 The Office Assistant provides


guidelines for great presentations and
professional presenting, including
advice from Dale Carnegie Training®.
 The Microsoft Office Update web site
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has up-to-date information and free
downloadable extras. On the Help
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menu, click Office on the Web.
Tutorial Extras

 Open this presentation in PowerPoint


and poke around to see what we did to
create it.

 Look at the Notes pages for details on


how we created this presentation.
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