Chapter 13: Creating Presentations


Overview

In this chapter you will learn to:

  • Get started with PowerPoint.

  • Open , save, and close a presentation.

  • View a presentation.

  • Create a presentation based on content.

  • Create a presentation based on design.

  • Create a new blank presentation.

Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 enables you to create and organize slide shows, overhead transparencies , speaker notes, audience handouts, outlines, and more ”all in a single presentation file. Whether you want to deliver training, conduct a brainstorming or business-planning session, present a progress report, manage a project, or make a marketing pitch, you can use PowerPoint s tools to help you design, create, print, share, and deliver a powerful presentation.

For example, suppose Karen Berg, the owner of a fictional business called The Garden Company, wants to improve the name recognition of her company and promote its products. As part of her promotional efforts, she wants to provide gardening classes to increase product awareness and customer skills. Karen can use PowerPoint tocreate a series of professional-looking slides to accomplish these purposes.

In this chapter you will familiarize yourself with PowerPoint s working environment. You will open, save, and close an existing PowerPoint presentation, and explore various ways you can view slides. Finally, you will create and save three new presentations: one from scratch, one using the help of a wizard, and one using a design template.

See Also  

Do you need only a quick refresher on the topics in this chapter? See the Quick Reference entries on pages xxxiii.

Important  

 On the CD    Before you can use the practice files in this chapter, you need to install them from the book s companion CD to their default location. See Using the Book s CD-ROM on page xxi for more information.




Microsoft Office 2003 Step by Step
MicrosoftВ® Office ExcelВ® 2003 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
ISBN: 0735615187
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 350
Authors: Curtis Frye

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