| Getting Around in PowerPoint |
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| Getting Around in PowerPoint |
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PowerPoint has five views, each of which gives you a different way of looking at your work. Open a view by clicking its corresponding button, located at the bottom of the main window.
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Slide view Use
this view when incorporating text and graphic elements,
creating “progressive disclosure” builds
(called animations), and modifying the appearance of
a slide.
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Outline
view Work with slide titles and main
text in this view. It’s best for organizing and
developing presentation content.
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Slide
sorter view This view is best for
arranging and ordering slides, adding transitions, and
setting timing.
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Notes
page view Create notes for the
presenter in this view. Draw and type anything you want
on a notes page.
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Slide
show In this view, each slide fills
the screen, and you can see the effects of transitions, animations,
and timing.
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Find your place When you use the vertical scroll bar in slide view or notes page view, a slide indicator appears, telling you exactly which slide you’ll land in when you release the mouse button. |
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