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    EXPLORING ICT IN

    PRESENTATIONS
    MS Power Point 2007
    UNIT ONE MS POWERPOINT 2007

    LESSON 1 WORKING WITH POWERPOINT


    2007
    3

    LESSON 2 PARTS OF THE MS POWERPOINT


    SCREEN
    4

    LESSON 3 BASIC TEXT EDITING 5

    LESSON 4 THEMES AND BACKGROUND


    STYLES
    6

    LESSON 5 SLIDE MASTER 7

    LESSON 6 BULLETS AND NUMBERED LISTS


    IN SLIDES
    8

    LESSON 7 PRINTING A SLIDE


    PRESENTATION
    9
    WORKING WITH POWERPOINT 2007

    • Microsoft office powerpoint 2007 is designed to create efficient


    and professional presentations for sales figures, slide show,
    company profiles, project planning, and a lot more.

    • Power point features a tab based ribbon interlace and dialog


    boxes with necessary tools for helping you to create
    presentations quickly.

    • The customizable quick access tool bar provides easy access to


    commonly used commands like save.
    LAUNCHING MS Power Point 2007

    1. Click the start button.


    2. Point to all programs.
    3. Click Microsoft office.
    4. Select Microsoft office power point 2007 from the
    list of office applications.
    5. A blank presentations is automatically loaded when
    MS Power Point is started.
    PARTS OF THE MS POWERPOINT
    SCREEN
    1. Office Button: contains the basic commands previously
    available from the file menu of earlier versions of MS
    PowerPoint. Examples of commands are Open, Save, and
    Print.

    2. Quick Access Toolbar: situated next to the Office button, the


    Quick Access Toolbar Features the most frequently used
    commands in PowerPoint such save, undo and redo

    3. Ribbon: The ribbon in MS Office 2007 replaced the toolbars


    in MS office 2003 applications. Commands hidden in menus
    of previous MS Office applications can be accessed readily
    from the tabs on the ribbon.
    4. Tabs: Different task in MS Powerpoint are represented by
    tabs on the ribbon. These tabs contain different command
    groups.

    • Home: Clipboard, Slides, Font, Paragraph, Drawing and


    Editing.
    • Insert: tables, illustrations, Links, Text, and Media Clips.
    • Design: Page Setup, Themes, Background
    • Animations: Preview, Animation, Transition to this slide.
    • Slide Show: Start Slide show, Set up, Monitors
    • Review: Proofing, Comments, Protect.
    • View: Presentation Views, Show/Hide, Zoom, Window,
    Macros.
    5. Title Bar: Displays the name of the program currently in
    use. Microsoft PowerPoint, together with the name of the
    presentation currently open.

    6. Slides/Outline Pane: Located on the left side of the MS


    PowerPoint window.

    7. Current Slide/Slide Area: Part of the screen where in text,


    Graphics, and Tables can be entered into slide

    8. Notes Pane: Allotted space for typing in notes for the active
    slide of presentation, notes typed here appear when note
    pages for a presentation are printed out or when edited
    9. Status Bar: Provides information about the selected file
    such as the slide number and the design template applied to
    it.

    10. Views: Three views in MS PowerPoint Normal, Slider


    Sorter, and Slideshow.

    11. Zoom Slider: Use to quickly zoom in or zoom out of the


    slide.

    12. Placeholders: Holds objects placed in a slide such as text,


    Clip art, charts, etc.
    STARTING A NEW PRESENTATION

    1. Click the office button


    2. Click new
    3. From the new Presentation Dialog box, Select blank presentation.
    4. Click create.

    SAVING A PRESENTATION

    5. Click the MS Office Button.


    6. Select Save from the MS office menu. In the save dialog box. Click
    the arrow beside the save in: area to specify where the presentation
    will be saved, for example, the Documents Library. Type a name for
    presentation in the file name text box.
    7. Click Save or press Enter.

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