Pasewark & Pasewark 1 PowerPoint Lesson 2 Creating and Enhancing PowerPoint Presentations Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 2 Objectives Create presentations. Insert headers and footers. Apply themes. Use the Slide master. Use the Notes and Handout Master. Edit pictures. Add slides.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 3 Objectives (continued) Find and replace text. Add text to slides. Add notes to slides. Change alignment, spacing, case, and tabs. Work with bullets. Change font attributes. Check spelling, style, and usage.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 4 Objectives (continued) Format slides. Add clip art and sounds to slides. Insert hyperlinks. Apply custom animation. Apply slide transitions.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 5 Vocabulary Animation Blank presentation Design template Effects Options Handout Master Hyperlink Layout master Live Preview Motion Paths Notes Master Placeholder Slide Master Slide transitions

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 6 Creating Presentations When you start PowerPoint, a new blank presentation appears on your screen. You can start with this presentation or use slides from an existing presentation, or use a template or a theme. Templates are already formatted with certain themes, graphics, colors, fonts, and layouts.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 7 Creating Presentations (continued) If your computer is connected to the Internet, you can access more design templates on Microsoft Office Online. Using a template is easier and less time consuming than starting with a blank document. You can also use a template created by yourself or a colleague.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 8 Inserting Headers and Footers You can add text to the top or bottom of a slide by inserting a header or footer. You can add the slide number, date or time to a header or footer. Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon; in the Text group, click the Header & Footer button. You can add headers and footers to the slides or to the notes and handouts.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 9 Applying Themes You can use a theme to change the appearance of your slides without changing the content. Themes are predesigned graphic styles. To apply a theme to an existing presentation, click the Design tab on the Ribbon. There is a Live Preview feature where you can see the effect of the theme on your slide.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 10 Applying Themes (continued) Themes come with default fonts and colors that you can change. You can use a theme to change the appearance of a single slide without changing the rest of your presentation. Click the Design tab on the Ribbon to display the Themes group and apply themes to individual slides.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 11 Using the Slide Master The slide master controls the formatting for all slides in the presentation. Each slide master has layout masters. The Slide/Outline pane shows the slide master with the layout masters nested underneath. The Slide Master tab on the Ribbon is organized into groups to help you work with the slide master.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 12 Using the Notes Master and Handout Master The handout master lets you add items that you want to appear on your handouts, such as the logo, date, and page number. The notes master includes any text or formatting that you want to appear on all of your speaker notes.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 13 Editing Pictures in PowerPoint PowerPoint contains picture editing tools that allow you to edit, format and stylize a picture. The Picture Tools Format tab includes buttons that allow you to adjust the picture’s contrast, color and brightness, set a transparent color, or compress the picture. You can apply a style, add a border, crop, rotate, and resize the picture to best fit the slide. The Reset Picture feature lets you undo the changes you have made.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 14 Adding Slides You can add a slide to a presentation. You can also duplicate an existing slide by clicking Duplicate Slide on the shortcut menu. PowerPoint places the new slide after the selected slide, using the same layout as the selected slide. Clicking the New Slide button arrow opens the Slide Layout gallery, which allows you to choose a layout for the new slide.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 15 Finding and Replacing Text on Slides To find and replace text, on the Home tab of the Ribbon, in the Editing group, use the Find and Replace commands. The Find command locates the word or phrase in the Find what text box. The Replace command locates the word or phrase in the Find what text box and replaces it with the word or phrase you have typed in the Replace with text box.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 16 Adding Text to Slides The slide layouts create placeholders on the slides that reserve space for the type of information you want to insert. You can use the Slide pane to enter text so that you can see how it looks on the slide. You can also add text using the Outline tab. You can also add text in a text box or shape, rather than into a placeholder.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 17 Adding Notes to Slides A good PowerPoint presentation generally contains brief, main points about the subject. Use the speaker notes to remind yourself of any additional information you need. To add speaker notes, click the Notes pane below the slide and begin typing, or switch to Notes Page view.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 18 Changing Text Alignment, Spacing, Case, and Tabs To change text alignment, select the text and click one of the alignment buttons in the Paragraph group on the Home tab of the Ribbon. To change the case of text, select the text. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, in the Font group, click the Change Case button. Set a tab by selecting the text and clicking the Tab button at the left of the horizontal ruler. Clear a tab by dragging the tab marker off the ruler.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 19 Working with Bullets Bullets define each line in the Content placeholder on a slide. You can format the bullets by clicking the Bullets button list arrow on the Mini toolbar to display the Bullets gallery. You can select a preset bullet or add a graphical bullet. You can customize a bulleted list including the shape, size, color, and distance from text. To change the appearance of bullets throughout a presentation, make the changes to the slide master.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 20 Changing Font Attributes If you use a theme, the format of the text is predetermined for consistency throughout the presentation. You can change the font using the buttons on the Home tab in the Font group. To make changes to a word or a line of text, select the word or line of text. To make changes to all text in a placeholder, click the border of the placeholder. You can also use the Mini toolbar as a shortcut to make font changes.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 21 Checking Spelling, Style and Usage Automatic spell checking identifies words not in the PowerPoint dictionary by underlining them with a red, wavy line. To correct spelling errors, right-click the word to show the shortcut menu with correction options. You can also check the spelling in a presentation after it is complete. You can also use the Thesaurus to offer a selection of alternative words.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 22 Formatting Slides To change or delete text, select the text and press the Delete key, backspace key, or type new text. To change the layout of a slide or slides, you can use the program theme’s preset layouts. The layouts include placeholders for text and content. To change the layout of an existing slide, on the Home tab, in the Slides group, click the Layout button.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 23 Adding Clip Art and Sounds to Slides – Table – Chart – SmartArt graphic – Picture from file – Clip art – Movie If there is no content placeholder, you can still insert clip art on a slide. You can also insert a sound effect. When a sound is on a slide, you will see a sound icon. If a content placeholder appears, you can choose from six objects:

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 24 Inserting Hyperlinks A hyperlink allows you to jump to another slide, file, or to a Web site if you are connected to the Internet. You can add a hyperlink to go to another slide within your presentation, a different presentation, or to another Office document. You can also add a hyperlink that opens a message window for an address.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 25 Using Custom Animation You can add select animation effects to any objects on a slide. Animation is what makes slide shows fun and interesting to watch. Effects are organized into four categories: – Entrance and Exit define the animation for entry and exit of an object. – Emphasis defines the animation for an object already on the slide. – Motion Paths allow you to use predefined paths for the movement of an object.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 26 Using Custom Animation (continued) You can select how an object is animated, arrange animation order, determine whether to display the animation manually or automatically, and adjust the speed of the animation. You can animate the object when you click your mouse, with the previous object, or after the previous object. You may make adjustments to the effects by clicking Effects Options. You can apply animation to the current (displayed) slide.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 27 Using Slide Transitions When you run a presentation, slide transitions determine how one slide is removed and how the next one appears. The best view to work in when working on transitions is Slide Sorter view. This is where you can see all the slides at one time. You have the option of selecting the speed at which the slide transitions, adding a sound, and choosing to have the slide advance automatically or manually.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 28 Summary In this lesson you learned how to: – Use PowerPoint to create new presentations using blank presentations or templates. – Insert headers and footers. – Apply themes and color schemes. – Use the slide, notes, and handout masters. – Change presentations in PowerPoint by applying slide layouts. – Edit pictures.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 29 Summary (continued) In this lesson you learned how to: – Add slides to an existing PowerPoint presentation. – Find and replace text. – Add text to slides. – Add notes to slides. – Change the appearance of text and bullets. – Check spelling, style and usage. – Change slide formatting.

PowerPoint – Lesson 2 Pasewark & PasewarkMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory 30 Summary (continued) In this lesson you learned how to: – Add clip art and sounds. – Insert hyperlinks on slides. – Apply custom animation to slides. – Use slide transitions.