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Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 Book

Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
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  • Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
  • Written by author Tim Duffy
  • Published by Prentice Hall, 1999/08/17
  • Before starting the keystrokes of a project, Duffy takes more time to explain the significance of what students are about to do and learn. This conceptual approach builds computer skills and encourages critical thinking. After completing the projects in t
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Preface ix
Common Features
Session 1 Using Common Document-Related Commands 1
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2
IntelliMouse 2
Starting an Office Application 3
Shortcut lcons 4
Using the Start Button 4
Using an Associated Document 5
Using the Office Assistant 5
Office 2000 Menus 8
Using the Open Dialog Box 9
Changing Folders for Document Retrieval 10
Controlling Document Display 11
Performing a Search 12
Performing File Maintenance 12
Hands-On Exercise: Opening an Existing Document 12
Closing a Document 18
Exiting an Application 18
Opening a New Document 19
Saving a Document 20
Save As Command 20
Save Command 22
Providing Web Access to a File 22
Hands-On Exercise: Using File Commands 23
Printing a Document 27
Using the File, Print Command Sequence 27
Using the Print Button 27
The Printer lcon 27
Using Print Preview 28
Manipulating the Previewed Document 29
Hands-On Exercise: Previewing an Office Document 29
Session Review 35
Key Terms and Exercises 36
Session Quiz 36
Session Review Exercises 37
Computer Exercises 37
Internet Exercises 38
Session 2 More Common Office Commands 39
Office Help Feature 40
Moving Around an Office Document 41
Hands-On Exercise: Moving within a Document 42
Making Changes to a Document 43
The AutoCorrect Feature 43
Spelling 45
Checking Grammar 45
Inserting Text 46
Deleting Text 46
Hands-On Exercise: Using AutoCorrect, Spelling, and Insert Commands 47
Using Common Toolbar Elements 51
Using Toolbar Buttons 52
File Task Buttons 52
Printing and Spelling Buttons 52
Hands-On Exercise: Using E-mail and Spelling Commands 54
Text Attribute Buttons 56
Font Control Buttons 57
Copy, Cut, and Paste Buttons 57
Hands-On Exercise: Copying, Cutting, and Pasting Text 59
Undo and Redo Buttons 63
Alignment Buttons 64
Hands-On Exercise: Applying Text Attributes, Fonts, and Alignment 64
Format Painter 73
Hands-On Exercise: Using the Format Painter 73
Office Art Capabilities 75
Hands-On Exercise: Using the Office Art Feature 77
Using the WordArt Feature 83
Hands-On Exercise: Using More Office Art Features 84
Session Review 92
Key Terms and Concepts 93
Session Quiz 93
Session Review Exercises 93
Computer Exercises 94
Internet Exercises 96
PowerPoint
Session 1 Introduction to PowerPoint 2000 1
Introduction to Presentation Software 2
Presentation Terminology 2
Overview of PowerPoint 2000 2
Starting PowerPoint 3
Introduction to the PowerPoint Window 3
Hands-On Exercise: Starting a Presentation 4
Parts of the PowerPoint Window 6
Entering/Editing Text in Slides 11
Entering Body Text 11
AutoFit Feature 12
Controlling Bullet Styles 12
Changing Case 14
Changing the Slide Type 14
Copying Slides from Other Presentations 15
Creating a Presentation 16
Hands-On Exercise: Creating a Presentation 16
Working Within a Presentation 26
Moving Around the Presentation 27
Selecting Text 27
Checking Spelling 28
Hands-On Exercise: Using the Spelling Command and Adding Animation 28
Identifying Slides 29
Hands-On Exercise: Adding a Footer 29
Printing Options 32
Page Orientation 32
Paper Output 33
Hands-On Exercise: Printing the Presentation 34
Using the PowerPoint Views 34
Session Review 36
Key Terms and Concepts 37
Session Quiz 37
Session Review Exercises 38
Computer Exercises 38
Interdisciplinary Exercises 42
Internet Exercises 49
Session 2 More on Views and Graphics 51
PowerPoint Views 52
Normal View 52
Slide View 52
Outline View 53
Hands-On Exercise: Using Outline View 55
Slide Sorter View 64
Hands-On Exercise: Moving A slide 65
Using Normal View for Entering Speaker Notes 66
Hands-On Exercise: Adding Speaker's Notes 67
Slide Show 69
Hands-On Exercise: Using Slide Show View 71
Controlling a Slide Show Presentation 71
Transitions 71
Automatic Slide Timing 72
Hands-On Exercise: Rehearsing slide Show Timing 72
Hiding a Slide 73
Hands-On Exercise: Adding Transitions and Sounds to a Presentation 73
Inserting Clip Art and Graphics
Using the Insert Clip Art Dialog Box 75
Hands-On Exercise: Inserting Clip Art 76
Inserting a Table 81
Hands-On Exercise: Building/Inserting a Table 82
Inserting an Organization Chart 88
Hands-On Exercise: Creating an Organization Chart 89
Using Word to Create a Presentation 94
Hands-On Exercise: Creating a Presentation from a Word Document 95
Additional Methods for Controlling Presentation Output 100
Overheads 100
Creating 35mm Slides 101
Presenting a Presentation on Another Computer 101
Output to Internet 101
The Slide Master 101
Hands-On Exercise: Using Slide Master to Modify a Presentation 102
Hyperlinks 104
Session review 105
Key Terms and Concepts 105
Session Quiz 105
Session Review Exercises 106
Computer Exercises 106
Interdisciplinary Exercises 110
Internet Exercises 110
Operations Reference 1
Glossary 1
Index 1


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