TOPIC: PowerPoint Tips & Tricks |
Operating System: Windows XP |
Software: MS PowerPoint 2003 |
A. Set Background |
1. Goto Format > Background |
2. Click Dropdown box > Fill Effects |
3. Choose from 4 tabs: Gradient, Texture, Pattern, or Picture |
4. Click Ok |
5. Click Apply to All to set the same background for all slides, or click Apply to set the |
background for the current slide only |
B. Insert Image |
1. Method 1: |
a. Goto Insert > Picture from File |
b. Select an image file |
c. Click Insert |
2. Method 2: |
a. Copy an image from an open document |
b. Paste into slide |
C. Print Handouts |
1. Goto File > Print |
2. In Print what dropdown select Handouts |
3. In Color/grayscale: select Pure Black and White |
4. In Slides per page: select desired # of pages |
5. Click Preview button to see a print preview, or Ok to continue printing |
D. Print Notes Pages |
1. Goto File > Print |
2. In Print what dropdown select Notes Pages |
3. In Color/grayscale: select Pure Black and White |
4. Click Preview button to see a print preview, or Ok to continue printing |
E. Tables |
1. Goto View > Toolbars > Tables and Borders |
2. Drag the toolbar to the top or bottom to dock it |
3. Hover over the toolbar icons for a quick description |
a. Note: You may need to select a table to enable some of these options |
F. Slide Transition |
1. Goto Slide Show > Slide Transition |
2. Tip: for a quick setup, select Random Transition (scroll to the bottom), and click Apply to |
All Slides |
G. Custom Animation |
1. Goto Slide Show > Custom Animation |
2. Select an object |
3. Click Add Effect |
a. Entrance: affects how the object will enter into the slide |
b. Emphasis: allows you to animate an object that is already shown |
c. Exit: affects how the object will exit from the slide |
4. Select your desired animation scheme |
5. Hint: to run multiple animations on 1 mouse click, right click the animated object > Start |
With Previous |
6. Reorder the list as needed by dragging and dropping, or click on the Up and Down |
arrows |
7. Goto Slide Show view and test it out |
H. Graphs/Charts |
1. Goto Insert > Chart |
a. Note: If you see an error pop up saying to install Microsoft Graph Chart, you will |
need to obtain the Microsoft Office installation disk and install it (See Install Microsoft |
Graph Chart below) |
2. A default graph with sample data in an Excel-like grid will appear |
3. Double click on the chart to activate it |
4. To change the graph type, right click the graph > Chart Type |
5. Select from the many types available, then click Ok |
6. Copy your own data to the Excel-like grid to modify the chart |
I. Annotation |
1. During Slide Show view, click on the Annotate icon |
2. Select the desired pen type and color |
a. Note: At this point, you will not be able to use the Left click on the mouse to navigate |
to the next slide. |
3. Draw anything you wish on the slide |
4. To end Annotation & return to the regular mouse |
a. Click the Annotate icon |
b. Select Arrow |
J. Install Microsoft Graph Chart |
1. Insert the Microsoft Office 2003 installation CD |
2. At the prompt, select Add or Remove Features |
3. Click Next |
4. Check the Choose advanced customization of applications box |
5. Click Next |
6. Expand Office Tools, click the down arrow next to Microsoft Graph, and choose Run |
from My Computer |
7. Click Update |
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