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    1.what Are The Advantages of Power Point? State 5 Advantage

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    PowerPoint provides several advantages for presentations including easily inserting images, built-in templates, adding notes pages, and including media and recordings. Graphics and charts can be inserted using SmartArt or charts to visualize information. Running a presentation involves clicking the Slide Show button or using the Slide Show tab on the ribbon to start from the beginning or current slide, with options to view notes on one monitor during a slide show on another.

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    PowerPoint provides several advantages for presentations including easily inserting images, built-in templates, adding notes pages, and including media and recordings. Graphics and charts can be inserted using SmartArt or charts to visualize information. Running a presentation involves clicking the Slide Show button or using the Slide Show tab on the ribbon to start from the beginning or current slide, with options to view notes on one monitor during a slide show on another.

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    PowerPoint provides several advantages for presentations including easily inserting images, built-in templates, adding notes pages, and including media and recordings. Graphics and charts can be inserted using SmartArt or charts to visualize information. Running a presentation involves clicking the Slide Show button or using the Slide Show tab on the ribbon to start from the beginning or current slide, with options to view notes on one monitor during a slide show on another.

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    1.what Are The Advantages of Power Point? State 5 Advantage

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    PowerPoint provides several advantages for presentations including easily inserting images, built-in templates, adding notes pages, and including media and recordings. Graphics and charts can be inserted using SmartArt or charts to visualize information. Running a presentation involves clicking the Slide Show button or using the Slide Show tab on the ribbon to start from the beginning or current slide, with options to view notes on one monitor during a slide show on another.

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    1.What are the advantages of Power Point?

    State 5 advantage

    Can easily input images Templates are built in for different appearances Can add notes pages Can easily add media and recordings More exciting than a simple word document or hand written presentation

    2.How to use Graphics and Charts.

    Two Methods to Insert SmartArt 1. Click the Insert SmartArt Graphic button on a blank slide. 2. On the Insert tab of the ribbon, click on the SmartArt button. Tip - If you want to recycle an old presentation, it's good to know that any text placeholder containing bullet points can easily be converted to SmartArt in a flash. Simply right clickon the text placeholder and choose Convert to SmartArt from the shortcut menu.

    Instead of using boring and hard-to read tables in your presentations, insert colorful charts with PowerPoint 2007. Charts make it easy for your audience to visualize trends and patterns and can prevent people from getting squint-eyed or distracted. Follow these instructions to add a chart within PowerPoint 2007: 1. Click the Insert tab of the Ribbon and then click the Chart option. You can also insert a slide with a layout that contains a content placeholder and then click the Insert Chart icon. Either of these options summons the Insert Chart dialog box. 2. Select the chart category you want in the left side of the dialog box. 3. Select the chart type within the selected category. Each category has several chart variants select the one you want. If you can't find a type that you want, choose the one that's closest to your requirement; you can make small changes later. 4. Click OK to insert a chart. This places a dummy chart, and the datasheet with dummy data opens in Microsoft Excel. The sample chart is almost as haggard as a newborn chick, but formatting the design and data of the chart can result in a much better-looking specimen. 5. Edit the chart. You're now in chart-editing mode; three additional Chart Tools tabs appear on the Ribbon. These tabs provide plenty of chart formatting options: Chart Tools Design tab, lets you change the chart type, save chart templates, edit data, change the chart layout, and apply a chart style. Chart Tools Layout tab, lets you add and edit chart and axis titles, legend, gridlines, trendlines, error bars, and other chart paraphernalia. Chart Tools Format tab, lets you apply graphic styles to your chart, arrange and resize chart elements, and apply WordArt styles to text within the chart. Some simple tasks that you could perform to make your chart more relevant include Editing the datasheet as required the chart updates dynamically Formatting the fills and effects for the individual series Formatting the font sizes of the values and titles Opting to include the legend 6. After you finish editing your chart, just click anywhere outside the chart area to go back to the normal PowerPoint interface without the Chart Tools tabs.

    3.How to Running Presentation 1.Click the Slide Show button located (along with the other View buttons) in the lower-right corner of the screen. If you have set up a full-screen slide show, PowerPoint fills the entire screen with the first slide of the slide show.

    2.Click the mouse, or press Enter, the down arrow, Page Down, or the spacebar. PowerPoint advances to the next slide.

    3.Alternatively, open the Slide Show tab on the ribbom.


    The Ribbon works just as easily as the Slide Show button.

    4.Click From Beginning or From Current Slide. This lets you choose where to begin the slide show. If youve configured PowerPoint to display the slide show on a secondary monitor, the slide show runs on the secondary monitor. The primary monitor still displays the presentation in

    Normal View. You can switch to Notes View on the primary monitor to display your notes while the slides are displayed on the secondary monitor.

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