Aleeza Abbasi Kristopher Fischer Tolulope Adeosun Ben Davis David Park.

Aleeza AbbasiKristopher FischerTolulope Adeosun

Ben DavisDavid Park

GETTING STARTEDOPENING POWERPOINT

Begin by clicking on start, which is located in the lower left side of the screen.

Select all programs. This will open a list of all the installed programs that are on your computer

Navigate to Microsoft Office. Here you will find all of the Microsoft Office programs that are installed.

Select Microsoft PowerPoint

Creating a New Slide

Method 1: Create slide

separate from existing

presentation.Click on the office

icon.Select New.Select blank

presentation.Advantage: This is

great for getting around formatting problems you may encounter.

Method 2: Creating slide in

current presentation.Select the home tab

which is located near office icon.

Select new slide to make another slide with similar formatting as the previous slide.

To alter the layout, select layout and pick desired layout.

CREATING SLIDE BACKGROUND

Click on the Design tab located in between the insert and animation tabs.

Underneath the themes column, several backgrounds are displayed. Select the desired background

To select additional background themes, click on the down arrow and choose from the featured backgrounds.

Click on the office button

Select either Save or Save AsSave: saves the current

presentation to the current file.

Save As: Gives you the ability to rename the presentation or save to another location

To open a previously saved presentation, click on the office button.

Select open. This looks a lot like the save as window.

Navigate to desired file and double click to open.

PRESENTATION

If you would like to give your audience handouts, click on the view tab and look under presentation views

Select Handout Master to format how the handouts look.

Click on the office icon and select print.

To begin the presentation, click on the view tab

Select the slide show icon which is located in the presentation views column

Every time you click or hit page down/up, the slide will change.