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""Title""; ""Contents""; ""Introduction""; ""WhatΓ’β¬β’s in This Book, Anyway?""; ""What Makes This Book Special""; ""Foolish Assumptions""; ""Conventions Used in This Book""; ""Icons Used in This Book""; ""Good Luck, Reader!""; ""Book I : Getting Started in PowerPoint""; ""Chapter 1: Introducing PowerPoint""; ""PowerPoint Slides""; ""Some PowerPoint Jargon""; ""PowerPoint as a Communication Tool""; ""A Whirlwind Tour of PowerPoint""; ""Chapter 2: PowerPoint Nuts and Bolts""; ""Starting PowerPoint""; ""Creating a New Presentation""; ""Saving Your Presentation Files"";7 books in 1-your key to PowerPoint success!Your one-stop guide to perfect presentations with PowerPoint 2007Everybody uses PowerPoint, right' How can you make your presentations pop' Check this handy reference with its easy-to-use minibooks! Once you get going with all the cool new stuff in PowerPoint 2007, you find out how to jazz up your presentations with charts, transitions, photos, animation, and even some ultra-cool power-user tricks. Discover how toPlan and create a presentationUse speed techniquesHandle master slides and master stylesCustomize slides with themes and templatesMake diagrams and chartsCreate video slides.
""Title""
""Contents""
""Introduction""
""WhataΜβ¬β’s in This Book, Anyway?""
""What Makes This Book Special""
""Foolish Assumptions""
""Conventions Used in This Book""
""Icons Used in This Book""
""Good Luck, Reader!""
""Book I : Getting Started in PowerPoint""
""Chapter 1: Introducing PowerPoint""
""PowerPoint Slides""
""Some PowerPoint Jargon""
""PowerPoint as a Communication Tool""
""A Whirlwind Tour of PowerPoint""
""Chapter 2: PowerPoint Nuts and Bolts""
""Starting PowerPoint""
""Creating a New Presentation""
""Saving Your Presentation Files"" ""Opening and Closing Presentations""""Entering the Document Properties""
""Understanding the New PowerPoint XML Format""
""Shortcut Commands Worth Knowing""
""Chapter 3: Finding Your Way around the PowerPoint Screen""
""A Brief Geography Lesson""
""Knowing Your Way around the New PowerPoint Interface""
""Zooming In, Zooming Out""
""Getting a Better View of Your Work""
""Hiding and Displaying the Slides Pane and Notes Pane""
""Displaying, Hiding, and Reading the Ruler""
""Chapter 4: Planning Ahead for a Solid Presentation""
""Formulating Your Presentation"" ""Designing Your Presentation""""Delivering Your Presentation""
""Book II : Building Your Presentation""
""Chapter 1: Inserting and Handling Slides""
""Understanding How Slides Are Constructed""
""Creating New Slides for Your Presentation""
""Selecting a Different Layout for a Slide""
""Changing the Size and Orientation of Slides""
""Displaying Slides So That You Can Manipulate Them""
""Selecting, Moving, and Deleting Slides""
""Hidden Slides for All Contingencies""
""Chapter 2: Handling Master Slides and Master Styles"" ""Using Master Slides and Master Styles for a Consistent Design""""Ground Rules for Handling Master Slides""
""Altering a Master Slide""
""Creating Another Slide Master""
""Restoring a Redesigned Presentation to Its Original State""
""Removing a Background Graphic from a Single Slide""
""Chapter 3: Handling Slide Backgrounds""
""Looking at Themes and Background Styles""
""Design Considerations""
""Making a Theme for Your Presentation""
""Creating Slide Backgrounds on Your Own""
""Changing the Background of a Single or Handful of Slides""
""Chapter 4: Entering the Text"" ""Entering Text: The Basics""""Normal/Outline View for Reading and Editing Text""
""Manipulating the Text""
""Changing the Look of Text""
""Quick Ways to Handle Case, or Capitalization""
""Entering Symbols, Foreign Characters, Quote Marks, and Dashes""
""Correcting Typos Automatically with the AutoCorrect Command""
""Finding and Replacing Text""
""Correcting Your Spelling Errors""
""Researching a Topic inside PowerPoint""
""Finding the Right Word with the Thesaurus""
""Working with Text Written in a Foreign Language""
""Translating Foreign-Language Text""
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