Working with Presentations

Intro

Title: Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
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A presentation program lets you create slides to show pictures and data to a large group. PowerPoint does much more than just turn your outline into a set of bullet points. You can add video and animations, show charts a piece at a time, and keep the audience focused on the main points with attractive slides and bullet points.

PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 use a different style of interface than older versions of PowerPoint. They put controls for the most common actions on ribbon tabs instead of toolbars.

Choose the lessons that match the version of PowerPoint that you have and get started!

Older versions:   PowerPoint: 97 - 2003 Icon: PowerPoint 97 Icon: PowerPoint 2000 Icon: PowerPoint 2002 Icon: PowerPoint 2003
Newer versions: PowerPoint 2007/2010 Icon: PowerPoint 2007 Icon: PowerPoint 2010

 


Where you are:
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Presentations: 97 - 2003
          Icon: PowerPoint 97 Icon: PowerPoint 2000 Icon: PowerPoint 2002 Icon: PowerPoint 2003

Presentations: 2007/2010
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Disclaimer: All names, addresses, and phone numbers used in the lessons and exercises are fiction! Any similarity to a real person, business, or place is a coincidence.
 
The author cannot be held responsible for any damage to hardware, software, or data resulting from your attempts to follow the directions.

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Last updated: 02 May 2012