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MS PowerPoint Training
Authors: Michael Sheyahshe & Mary Skaggs © 2008 aNm
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- Slide 1: MS PowerPoint Training www.alterNativeMedia.biz © 2008 aNm – Michael Sheyahshe
- Slide 2: Section One: PowerPoint General Overview SECTION GOALS UNDERSTAND THE MS RIBBON. GET FAMILIAR WITH THE POWERPOINT LAYOUT ADD SLIDE CONTENT (TEXT, IMAGES, ETC.) CHOOSE A NEW LAYOUT FOR YOUR SLIDES FORMAT TEXT INVESTIGATE AUTOFIT FOR TEXT INSERT AND FORMAT SPEAKER NOTES www.alterNativeMedia.biz © 2008 aNm – Michael Sheyahshe
- Slide 3: The Ribbon Similar to all the other MS Office 2007 products, PowerPoint uses the Ribbon to navigate through the menu items. Take a moment to refresh yourself on how to use the Ribbon. www.alterNativeMedia.biz © 2008 aNm – Michael Sheyahshe
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