Adapted from Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Illustrated Series Windows XP Edition by Beskeen/ Cram/ Duffy/ Friedrichsen/ Reding MS PowerPoint 2010-2 Add a New Slide to a PowerPoint Presentation A. Start Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 1. Click on the Start button 2. Click All Programs 3. Click Microsoft Office 4. Click Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 B. Open an existing PowerPoint Presentation 1. Click on the File tab 2. Click Open 3. Click the file (your name)Tour to open the presentation you saved in PowerPoint exercise 1
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Adapted from Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Illustrated Series Windows XP Edition by Beskeen/ Cram/ Duffy/ Friedrichsen/ Reding
MS PowerPoint 2010-2
Add a New Slide to a PowerPoint Presentation
A. Start Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 1. Click on the Start button 2. Click All Programs 3. Click Microsoft Office 4. Click Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
B. Open an existing PowerPoint Presentation
1. Click on the File tab 2. Click Open 3. Click the file (your name)Tour to open the presentation you saved in PowerPoint
exercise 1
Adapted from Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Illustrated Series Windows XP Edition by Beskeen/ Cram/ Duffy/ Friedrichsen/ Reding
C. Add a new slide to the PowerPoint Presentation 1. Click New Slide button on the Home tab 2. Click the Layout button in the slides group 3. Choose Two Content 4. Type Tour Goals
Adapted from Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Illustrated Series Windows XP Edition by Beskeen/ Cram/ Duffy/ Friedrichsen/ Reding
5. Click the Left content placeholder 6. Type Provide wonderful experiences 7. Click Enter a new bullet appears 8. Click the Tab key on the keyboard to make the bullet change to a second level
bullet 9. Type Maintain Wayward Travel values 10. Click Enter 11. Click the Decrease List Level button in the paragraph tab of the ribbon to
make the bullet change from a second level bullet to a first level bullet 12. Click the Increase List Level button to make the bullet a second level bullet
13. Add two more first level bullets Make tours reasonably priced and Create opportunities to learn
14. Add two second level buttons under the second bullet Provide local guides and Provide experts
15. Click Ctrl + S to save the document
Adapted from Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Illustrated Series Windows XP Edition by Beskeen/ Cram/ Duffy/ Friedrichsen/ Reding
16. Your final document should look like this.
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