MS PowerPoint Module 4
MS PowerPoint Module 4
What is PowerPoint
Microsoft PowerPoint is a software program developed by Microsoft to produce
effective presentations. It is a part of Microsoft Office suite. The program comprises
slides and various tools like word processing, drawing, graphing and outlining. Thus it
can display text, table, chart, graphics and media in the slides.
There are three main features of the Microsoft PowerPoint window that you need to
focus upon while learning PowerPoint. These features are Microsoft Office Button, Quick
Access Toolbar and Ribbon.
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New: To create a new presentation
Save As: To save the presentation with a specific name to a preferred location in the
computer
When you click the drop-down arrow at the right end of Quick Access Toolbar it offers
more commands. The desired command out of these commands can be added to Quick
Access Toolbar with a left click on it.
The features of Design tab are Page Setup, Themes and Background.
The features of Animations tab are Preview, Animations and Transition to This Slide.
The features of View tab are Presentation Views, Show/Hide, Zoom, Color/Grayscale,
Window and Macros.
Placeholder: By default two placeholders appear in the slide when you open the
PowerPoint.
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Mini Toolbar
It is a floating toolbar that appears when you select text or right click the text. It
comprises frequently used formatting tools like Bold, Italics, Font Size and Font Color.
See the image:
Creating a Presentation
When you open PowerPoint window by default a slide appears. The slide has two
placeholders or text boxes. Additional text boxes can be added from the Insert tab.
To start creating presentation click on the placeholder or text box a blinking cursor will
appear. Then type the title and click outside the box. The text box will disappear.
o Click on the Microsoft Office Button then select Save or Save As from the menu.
o Click on the Microsoft Office Button then select Save or Save As from the menu.
To see all available Themes click the drop- down arrow on the right bottom corner of
the Themes group.
o Place the cursor next to the text then press the backspace key, as the cursor
moves left it starts deleting text.
o Keep the cursor next to text then left click the mouse and without releasing the
mouse drag it over the text to select it. Then press the Delete key.
The Picture Styles group displays picture styles and three commands.
2) Insert Table
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Click the Insert Table option and enter the number of rows and columns then click ok.
Click the Draw Table option and place the cursor on slide. Cursor changes into a pencil.
Click and drag the pencil to draw a table border.
Click the Excel Spreadsheet option. Worksheet will appear in the slide, drag it to get the
desired number of rows and columns.
When you click the Design tab it displays you four groups of commands; Table Style
Options, Table Styles, WordArt Styles and Draw Borders.
The data that you enter in spreadsheet automatically appears in the Chart. Select the cell
of spreadsheet and type the data it will appear in the slide. Repeat the process to enter
the entire data.
The Design tab contains four groups; Type, Data, Chart Layouts and Chart Styles.
Viewing Slides
Once you create the presentation you can view it in different ways.
Select the View tab. Locate the Presentation Views group. It displays four options to
view presentations; Normal View, Slide Sorter View, Slide Show View and Notes Page
View.
Normal View: The normal view appears by default when we open the PowerPoint
window. We create and edit slides in Normal View. This view also offers three view
options out of four options in the form of buttons on the status bar.
Slide Sorter View: It offers miniature or thumbnail version of all slides. You can see all
your slides at one time in the screen. You can also drag or delete the slides to rearrange
them.