Friday, January 11, 2008
PowerPoint (summary)
On this PowerPoint presentation I learned that there are different subtitle levels on each slide, and I now know how to promote and demote subtitle levels!
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
PowerPoint:Market NARCE (summary)
PowerPoint Vocabulary
1) Presentation - a presentation is a formal or an informal report, usuallly given orally, sometimes called a "speech" or a "talk"
2) Thumbnails - the small-size views in slide tabs in PowerPoint presentations
3) Splitter bars - horizontal or vertical bars that seperates the left, slide, and notes panes in normal view
4) Title Slide - the first slide in a presentation
5) Title - the main topic of any slide
6) Placeholder - a preset location reserving space for a slide element
7) Title Area - a placeholder for the slide's title
8) Text Area - a placeholder for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list
9) Object Area - a place reserved for objects
10) Rich Text Format (RTF) - a fiel fromat with the extension .rtf that enables text to be transferred and read by different applications, such as Word
11) AutoContent Wizard - a tool to help you create a presentation easily with preprogrammed layouts, design, and text
12) Boilerplate Text - standard text which is appropriate for that type of presentation
13) Indent Level - a number that indicates the indent and importance of the subtitle in relation to the title
14) Promote - decreases the indent and increases the type size
15) Demote - increases the indent and reduces the type size
16) Object - nontext elements such as charts, tables, clip art, pictures, photos, movie clips, or other types of information
17) Subtitle - the text that follows the title and gives more detail about the title
18)Color Scheme - the eight colors used in the design of a PowerPoint presentation- colors for background, fonts, hyperlinks, etc.
13)Design Template - In Access, an object view that allows you to to design and change tables, queries, forms, reports, and other objects.
14)Slide Layout - A particular combinations of placeholders on a PowerPoint slide, reserving space for text and/or graphical elements