A Master Slide is a template that is used for the other Slides in the presentation. You can set fonts, colours, textboxes, bullets, and footers. Once the Master Slide is set up, each time you insert a new slide, it will have the same formatting as your Maser Slide. That way, you don’t […]
We can format out Master Slide. That way, when we come to insert more Slides into our blank PowerPoint presentation, we’re not spending time chaning things like fonts, font sizes, or moving and resizing text boxes. Formatting the Master Title To format the Master Title you started on the previous page, highlight […]
For this presentation, we’re going to be creating an introduction to setting up a wireless internet connection. When you’re creating a presentation from scratch, quite often all you’ll have is a lot of notes and information to work with. The job of turning all this information into an effective presentation can be an […]
You should now have two Slides in your presentation. Click your second slide to display it on the Main Stage: There’s a few things to notice here. The title font and colour are OK, as well as the background and footer. But the default text we typed has vanished, and PowerPoint has replaced […]
To get the same list as we have on our presentation, do the following. From the PowerPoint menu bar at the top, click the Slide Show menu. From the Slide Show menu, select Custom Animation: When you click on Custom Animation, you’ll see the following dialogue box: The Order and Timing tab is […]
To animate your bullets in PowerPoint 20003, click anywhere inside of your bulleted list. Then click Slide Show > Custom Animation from the menu bar at the top. You should then see the following Task Pane on the right hand side (if you can’t see the Task Pane, click View > Toolbars > […]
Slide three is the first slide with a picture. Here’s our Slide outline that we prepared for this presentation: Insert a new slide by clicking Insert > New Slide from the menu bar, or click the New Slide icon from the toolbar. PowerPoint 2000 users should see the New Slide dialogue box appear. […]
Select the image you inserted by clicking on it, and you’ll see the white sizing handles around the edges. You can hold your mouse over any of these squares (or circles in PowerPoint 2003), and the pointer will change shape. Hold down the left mouse button and drag to a new size. There […]
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