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4. Tic-Tac-Toe T What suffix means action or process? Give an example of a word with this suffix. The word cutting has a double consonant. Give another example of a double consonant. The other team gets to choose any word from the word knowledge page for you to spell. Give three examples of words that are antomyms. Give all five words discussed that have to do with money. Give an example of a word with the _ment and use it in a sentence. The other team gets to choose any word from the word knowledge page for you to use in a sentence. When you add the suffix _tion or _sion, how does the base word change? Give an example of a compound word.

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6. Converting a text box into an image in PowerPoint 2007 Create your text box and then cut or copy it. Go to the Home menu and click the dropdown arrow under Paste Click Paste Special. In the dialogue box that comes up, select Picture (Windows Metafile) Click OK and your text box should appear as an image. This means that you won't be able to edit the text, but you can apply the macro to it so you can move it around the screen, enlarge it etc.

7. Adding an Action Button in PowerPoint 2007 To move to the next slide with an Action Button click the Insert menu and Shapes Scroll down to the Action Buttons and select the Action Button which points right. Hold down the left click and drag the Action Button shape as large as need be. Let go of the left click. A dialogue box should come up. In the dropdown menu Hyperlink to, select Next slide. Run the slideshow and click the Action Button to go to the next slide.

8. Open ‘The Magic PowerPoint’ (Click Options and Enable this content On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click New Slide, and then click Reuse Slides. Click Browse and Browse File Select your presentation and click Open Tick Keep Source Formatting Right click the slide and click Insert Slide or Insert All Slides Click Slide Sorter icon (bottom right) Delete all the Magic PowerPoint slides except this one. Click save as and rename your PowerPoint Instructions for PowerPoint 2007