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Running Powerpoint 97 for Windows Select Edition [Multiple-component retail product]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 502 pages, kõrgus: 240 mm, illustrations, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jan-1997
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1572313242
  • ISBN-13: 9781572313248
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 502 pages, kõrgus: 240 mm, illustrations, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jan-1997
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1572313242
  • ISBN-13: 9781572313248
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This in-depth reference contains inside tips from the software experts. The book is a comprehensive, easy-to-access user guide to PowerPoint. Focus groups rate Running books as excellent--easy-to-use, well-organized and clearly written.
Acknowledgments xix
Introduction xxi
Part I Introducing PowerPoint 1(40)
Setting the PowerPoint Stage
3(26)
What Is PowerPoint?
4(2)
PowerPoint Basics (Read This!)
6(18)
PowerPoint Views
6(5)
Starting PowerPoint
11(3)
Switching Views
14(1)
Controlling the PowerPoint WIndow
15(1)
Manipulating the Presentation Window
16(1)
Using the Toolbars
17(4)
Moving Through Slides
21(1)
Saving Your Work
22(2)
Getting Help
24(5)
The Office Assistant
27(1)
Visiting Microsoft on the Web
28(1)
Other Ways of Getting Help
28(1)
The Essential Steps
29(12)
Starting the Presentation
30(1)
Choosing the Content and Appearance
31(1)
Entering and Editing the Text
32(1)
Adding Charts, Organization Charts, and Table Slides
32(3)
Adding Annotations and Graphic Embellishments
35(2)
Tweaking the Presentation
37(1)
Saving Your Work
38(1)
Generating Printed Output, Slides, and Electronic Presentations
38(1)
Collecting Accolades
39(2)
Part II The Basic Presentation 41(172)
Getting Started on the Presentation
43(10)
Starting with the Presentation Content
44(6)
Using the AutoContent Wizard
44(5)
Using an Outline from Microsoft Word
49(1)
Entering the Text from Scratch
50(1)
Starting with the Presentation Design
50(3)
Starting a Design from Scratch
52(1)
Working with Text in Outline View
53(36)
Understanding Outline View
54(1)
Switching to Outline View
55(1)
Entering the Main Topics
56(3)
Adding Bulleted Items
59(3)
Creating a Summary Slide
62(1)
Editing Text in Outline View
63(7)
Selecting Text for Editing
64(2)
Moving and Copying Text
66(2)
Deleting Text
68(2)
Undoing Editing
70(1)
Repeating Actions
70(1)
Finding and Replacing Text
70(2)
Checking the Spelling of Presentation Text
72(3)
Using AutoCorrect
74(1)
Reorganizing Text in Outline View
75(8)
Selecting Topics and Bulleted Items
75(2)
Reordering Topics and Bulleted Items
77(2)
Promoting and Demoting Topics and Bulleted Items
79(2)
Hiding and Revealing Detail
81(2)
Formatting Text in Outline View
83(1)
Importing Outlines
84(5)
Importing an Outline from Microsoft Word
84(2)
Importing an Outline from Another Application
86(1)
Inserting an Outline in an Existing Presentation
87(2)
Working with Text in Slide View
89(34)
Creating a New Presentation in Slide View
90(1)
Creating the Title Slide
91(3)
Adding a New Slide
94(2)
Entering Text in a Bulleted List AutoLayout
96(1)
Editing Text in Slide View
97(2)
Formatting Text in Slide View
99(17)
Selecting Text for Formatting
99(1)
Changing the Font, Font Style, Size, Color, and Font Effects
100(3)
Changing the Indents, Alignment, and Spacing
103(5)
Adding and Removing Bullets
108(2)
Changing the Bullet Shape, Color, and Size
110(2)
Setting and Removing Tab Stops
112(1)
Changing the Case of Text
113(1)
Transferring Text Styles
114(2)
Moving and Resizing Text Objects
116(5)
Turning Word Wrap On or Off
117(1)
Changing the Text Box Margins
118(1)
Fitting Text Objects to the Text
119(1)
Rotating Text
120(1)
Special Text Object Formatting
121(2)
Adding Chart Slides
123(36)
What Is Microsoft Graph?
124(1)
Understanding Chart Basics
125(9)
Creating a Chart Slide
126(1)
Adding a Chart to an Existing Slide
127(1)
Selecting a Chart Type
127(7)
Entering the Data
134(8)
Entering the Labels
135(2)
Entering the Numbers
137(1)
Formatting the Labels and Numbers
138(3)
Viewing the Chart
141(1)
Editing the Data
142(9)
Moving and Copying Data
142(2)
Inserting and Deleting Data
144(1)
Excluding Data
145(1)
Data Arrangements for Special Chart Types
146(5)
Using Data from Microsoft Excel
151(4)
Importing Excel Data into Graph
151(2)
Creating a Link Between Excel and Graph
153(2)
Updating the Link
155(1)
Using Text and Data from Data Files
155(4)
Adding Organization Chart Slides
159(26)
Understanding Org Chart Basics
160(4)
Creating an Org Chart Slide
160(2)
Adding an Organization Chart to an Existing Slide
162(1)
Using an Existing Org Chart
163(1)
Creating the Org Chart Structure
164(12)
Filling in the Boxes
165(1)
Editing the Text
166(1)
Adding and Deleting Boxes
166(4)
Moving Boxes
170(3)
Changing the Style of Groups and Branches
173(3)
Formatting the Org Chart
176(6)
Zooming In and Out
176(1)
Formatting the Text
177(1)
Formatting the Boxes
178(2)
Formatting the Lines
180(2)
Drawing Boxes and Lines with the Drawing Tools
182(2)
Returning to PowerPoint
184(1)
Adding Table Slides
185(28)
Understanding Table Basics
186(3)
Creating a Table Slide
186(2)
Adding a Table to an Existing Slide
188(1)
Entering Text in a Table
189(5)
A Sample Table
192(2)
Modifying the Table
194(9)
Selecting Cells, Columns, and Rows
194(2)
Adding and Deleting Cells, Columns, and Rows
196(1)
Moving and Copying Cells
197(1)
Moving and Copying Columns and Rows
198(1)
Changing Column Width and Row Height
199(3)
Merging and Splitting Cells
202(1)
Formatting the Table
203(5)
Adding Borders and Shading with Table AutoFormats
203(3)
Adding Custom Borders and Shading
206(2)
Distributing Columns and Rows Evenly
208(1)
Working with the Table Data
208(5)
Sorting and Summing Data in Tables
209(1)
Performing Advanced Calculations
209(4)
Part III Modifying the Presentation 213(100)
Making Overall Changes
215(28)
Applying a Different Template
216(4)
Selecting an Existing Template
218(2)
Creating a New Template
220(1)
Changing the Color Scheme
220(7)
Selecting a Standard Color Scheme
222(1)
Creating a Custom Color Scheme
223(4)
Editing the Title Master or Slide Master
227(12)
Opening the Title Master or Slide Master
228(1)
Altering the Custom Background
229(4)
Formatting the Title Master or Slide Master
233(2)
Creating a New Background or Modifying the Existing Background
235(4)
Checking Your Presentation's Style
239(4)
Formatting Charts
243(58)
Activating a Chart for Formatting
244(1)
Selecting a Chart Object for Formatting
245(2)
Basic Chart Formatting
247(29)
Changing the Color of a Data Series
247(3)
Adding and Formatting Titles
250(7)
Adding and Formatting a Legend
257(2)
Formatting the Axes and Tick Marks
259(11)
Showing or Hiding Gridlines
270(1)
Modifying the Chart Background
270(3)
Adding and Formatting Data Labels
273(2)
Moving and Resizing Chart Objects
275(1)
3-D Chart Formatting
276(7)
Adjusting the 3-D View
276(3)
Formatting 3-D Chart Objects
279(4)
Formatting Area, Bar, Column, and Line Charts
283(9)
Creating Combination Charts
283(2)
Adjusting the Spacing of Areas, Bars, Columns, and Lines
285(2)
Adding Drop Lines to Area and Line Charts
287(1)
Adding High-Low Lines to Line Charts
287(2)
Showing and Predicting Trends with Trendlines
289(1)
Allowing for Error with Error Bars
290(2)
Varying the Colors of a Single Series Chart
292(1)
Formatting Pie and Doughnut Charts
292(2)
Separating Slices
292(1)
Labeling Slices
293(1)
Varying Colors by Slice
294(1)
Changing the Angle of the First Slice
294(1)
Changing the Hole Size of a Doughnut Chart
294(1)
Formatting Radar and 3-D Surface Charts
294(2)
Formatting Surface Chart Intervals
295(1)
Creating Picture Charts
296(1)
Saving Chart Formatting as a Custom Chart Type
297(1)
Converting a Chart to Graphic Objects
298(3)
Using Slide Sorter View
301(12)
Switching to Slide Sorter View
302(1)
Zooming In and Out
303(1)
Changing the Presentation in Slide Sorter View
303(7)
Rearranging Slides
304(2)
Adding and Deleting Slides
306(1)
Duplicating Slides
307(1)
Moving and Copying Slides Between Presentations
308(2)
Changing the Design in Slide Sorter View
310(3)
Changing the Template and Color Scheme of the Presentation
310(1)
Changing the Color Scheme of Selected Slides
311(1)
Copying Color Schemes Among Slides
311(1)
Changing the Background
311(2)
Part IV Adding Annotations and Graphics 313(62)
Working with Text Annotations and Speaker Notes
315(10)
Adding a Text Annotation
316(6)
Formatting a Text Annotation
318(1)
Moving, Resizing, and Formatting a Text Box
319(2)
Duplicating a Text Box
321(1)
Adding Text as a Comment
322(1)
Adding Speaker Notes
322(3)
Drawing Graphic Objects
325(32)
Setting Up the Drawing Area
326(2)
The Drawing Toolbars
327(1)
Drawing and Formatting the Basic Shapes
328(11)
Lines and Arrows
328(3)
Rectangles and Squares
331(1)
Ovals and Circles
332(1)
AutoShapes
332(5)
Adding Text to an Object
337(1)
Switching Shapes
338(1)
Editing Objects
339(9)
Selecting Objects
339(1)
Applying Special Fills to Objects
340(4)
Adding a Shadow
344(1)
Adding a 3-D Effect
345(1)
Reshaping a Line by Editing Its Points
346(2)
Transferring Object Formats
348(1)
Arranging Objects
348(8)
Grouping Objects
348(1)
Cutting, Copying, and Duplicating Objects
349(1)
Moving, Resizing, and Scaling Objects
350(1)
Rotating and Flipping Objects
351(2)
Ordering Objects
353(1)
Aligning Objects
354(1)
Distributing Objects
355(1)
Nudging Objects
355(1)
Saving a Drawing for Use in Another Presentation
356(1)
Adding Multimedia
357(18)
Using the Clip Gallery
358(1)
Adding Clip Art with AutoClipArt
358(1)
Adding Clip Art Manually
359(2)
Adding Clip Art to the Background of a Presentation
361(7)
Finding Clip Art with the Find Clip Dialog Box
361(1)
Replacing a Clip Art Selection on a Slide
362(1)
Recoloring Clip Art to Match the Current Color Scheme
363(2)
Using the Image Controls
365(1)
Adding Clip Art to the Gallery
366(2)
Importing a Picture from Another Application
368(3)
Adding a Photo to a Slide
371(2)
Adjusting a Picture
372(1)
Scanning a Photo
373(1)
Adding Sounds, CD Audio Music, and Movies
373(2)
Part V Performing with PowerPoint 375(58)
Creating Printed Output, Web Pages, and 35-mm Slides
377(10)
Setting Up the Pages
378(2)
Slide Size
379(1)
Slide Numbering
379(1)
Slide Orientation
379(1)
Printing Pages
380(4)
The Special Print Options
382(1)
Printing Handouts and Speaker Notes
383(1)
Printing the Outline
384(1)
Creating 35-mm Slides
384(1)
Saving a Presentation as Web Pages
385(2)
Creating Slide Shows
387(28)
Developing a Slide Show
388(11)
Assigning Slide Transitions
389(3)
Animating Text and Graphic Objects
392(3)
Using the Animation Effects Toolbar
395(1)
Animating Charts
396(1)
Playing Multimedia Elements
397(1)
Hiding Slides
398(1)
Making a Slide Show Interactive
399(3)
Running a Slide Show
402(7)
Starting the Slide Show
402(1)
Special Show Types
403(1)
Controlling the Slide Show with the Mouse
404(1)
Controlling the Slide Show with the Keyboard
405(1)
Rehearsing Automatic Slide Show Timings
405(2)
Using Slide Meter
407(1)
Marking Up Slides
407(2)
Special Slide Show Features
409(6)
Adding a Summary Slide
409(1)
Recording a Narration
409(1)
Adding Video, Sound, and Music
410(1)
Adding a Custom Soundtrack
411(1)
Adding Drill-Down Documents
412(1)
Creating a Slide Show with Branching
413(1)
Playing a Series of Slide Shows
414(1)
Giving Your Presentation at Home, Online, or On the Road
415(18)
Giving a Slide Show Across the Internet or an Office Network
416(9)
Attending a Presentation Conference
417(2)
Delivering a Presentation Conference
419(2)
Conducting a Conference
421(3)
Participating in a Conference
424(1)
Viewing a Presentation on Two Screens
425(1)
Managing the Meeting
426(2)
Packing Up Your Slide Show
428(2)
Creating a File That Always Runs as a Slide Show
430(1)
Using the PowerPoint Viewer
431(2)
Part VI Advanced PowerPoint 433(62)
Using PowerPoint with Other Applications
435(18)
Using PowerPoint with Microsoft Word
436(12)
Dragging Text from Word to PowerPoint
437(3)
Embedding a Slide in a Word Document
440(1)
Transferring a Graphic to Word
441(1)
Embedding a PowerPoint Presentation in Word
442(1)
Linking a PowerPoint Slide to Word
443(3)
Using Word to Format and Print Notes Pages and Handouts
446(2)
Using PowerPoint with Microsoft Excel
448(4)
Embedding an Excel Worksheet in PowerPoint
448(2)
Linking an Excel Worksheet to PowerPoint
450(1)
Displaying a PowerPointSlide or Slide Show in Excel
451(1)
Sending a Presentation to Microsoft Exchange
452(1)
Automating PowerPoint with Visual Basic for Applications
453(28)
What is Visual Basic for Applications?
454(1)
Recording Basic Macros
454(17)
How to Use the Macro Recorder
455(3)
How to Read VBA
458(3)
How to Extend the Useful Life of Your Macros
461(1)
How to Use Variables
462(5)
How to Create an Interface that Makes it Easy to Run Your Macros
467(4)
Creating Advanced Macros that Make Their Own Decisions
471(5)
If...Then...Else
472(2)
Concatenation
474(1)
Comparison Operators
475(1)
Using VBA to Automate Office Applications
476(5)
Customizing PowerPoint
481(14)
Creating a Default Presentation
482(1)
Changing the Start-Up Defaults
483(6)
The View Options
483(2)
The General Options
485(1)
The Edit Options
486(1)
The Print Options
487(1)
The Save Options
487(1)
The Spelling Options
488(1)
The Advanced Options
489(1)
Customizing the Default Chart Type and Datasheet Settings
489(1)
Setting the Drawing Defaults
490(1)
Customizing Toolbars
491(4)
Displaying a Toolbar
491(1)
Adding and Removing Buttons
491(2)
Moving Buttons Within and Between Toolbars
493(1)
Creating a New Toolbar
493(2)
Index 495