Getting Started in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows
PowerPoint 2010 (Windows)
| Beginner
- 7 videos | 33m 22s
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Get started with PowerPoint 2010. Learn how to access the application to create and open documents, explore the interface and presentation views, and learn how to navigate between slides and presentations.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Finding & opening the applicationCreating & opening a documentUsing the applicationMoving between different slides
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Using the different presentation viewsUsing the zoom toolMoving between presentations
IN THIS COURSE
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3m 39sBefore you can start creating PowerPoint 2010 presentations, you need to know how to find the application on your desktop. You will see how to access the app from the Windows search bar, start menu, and how to pin the app to the taskbar for quicker access. FREE ACCESS
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2m 56sWith PowerPoint 2010, you can quickly create a new presentation and begin editing it. You can also use PowerPoint 2010 to open an existing presentation. FREE ACCESS
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4m 52sIn order to use PowerPoint 2010, you need to know how to use the interface and the Office ribbon. You will see how to navigate the tools, menus and functions available in the application. FREE ACCESS
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5m 19sIn PowerPoint 2010, there are several ways of navigating between the different slides in your presentation. You can use the slide pane to browse for and select the slide you wish to edit, or you can use the vertical scrollbar to move from one slide to another. FREE ACCESS
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5m 29sPowerPoint 2010 features a variety of different tools that can change how you view your slides and presentation. You can, for example, activate rulers and gridlines to help you align and adjust the content that you've inserted. You can also change the view modes to incorporate notes, your presentation outline and your slide order. FREE ACCESS
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5m 26sIf you want to change how you view your slides in PowerPoint 2010, you can use the zoom tools. These can be used to adjust how close you are to your slide's contents: you can zoom in to work on a particular detail of your presentation, or zoom out to obtain a more global view. FREE ACCESS
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5m 41sYou may occasionally be required to work on multiple PowerPoint 2010 documents simultaneously. It is therefore important to know how to move between the different windows and presentations that you have open on your screen. FREE ACCESS
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