MS Powerpoint 2010 Basics
Editing Presentation
Formatting Presentation
Working with Multimedia
Sharing Presentation
MS Powerpoint Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- PPT - Get Context Help
- PPT - Keyboard Shortcuts
- PPT - Running Slide Show
- PPT - Adding Header & Footer
- PPT - Adding Slide Numbers
- PPT - Review Presentation
- PPT - Saving Presentation
- PPT - Slide Orientations
- PPT - Setting Backgrounds
- PPT - Presentation Views
- PPT - Powerpoint Sidebar
- PPT - Working with Outlines
- PPT - Managing Sections
- PPT - Adding Slide Notes
- PPT - Rearranging Slides
- PPT - Deleting Existing Slide
- PPT - Adding New Text Boxes
- PPT - Adding Text in Boxes
- PPT - Add New Slides
- PPT - Create Presentation
- PPT - Backstage View
- PPT - Explore Windows
- PPT - Getting Started
- PPT - Home
Editing Presentation
- PPT - Slides Zoom In-Out
- PPT - Special Characters
- PPT - Duplicating Content
- PPT - Setting Language Type
- PPT - Content Translation
- PPT - Spelling Check
- PPT - Undo Edited Changes
- PPT - Find & Replace Content
- PPT - Copy & Paste Content
Formatting Presentation
- PPT - Save Design Template
- PPT - Using Slide Master
- PPT - Apply Formatting
- Borders and Shades
- PPT - Set Line Spacing
- PPT - Indent Paragraphs
- PPT - Text Alignments
- PPT - Change Text Color
- PPT - Change Text Size
- PPT - Change Text Case
- PPT - Text Decoration
- PPT - Setting Text Fonts
- PPT - Font Management
Working with Multimedia
- PPT - Add & Preview Transitions
- PPT - Add & Preview Animations
- PPT - Add & Format SmartArt
- PPT - Add & Format Charts
- PPT - Add & Format Tables
- PPT - Adding Audio & Video
- PPT - Group/Ungroup Objects
- PPT - Arrange Shapes/Images
- PPT - Adding Text to Shapes
- PPT - Format Added Shapes
- PPT - Editing Added Shapes
- PPT - Adding Shapes to Slide
- PPT - Inserting a Screenshot
- PPT - Format Added Pictures
- PPT - Editing Added Pictures
- PPT - Add Pictures to Slide
Sharing Presentation
- PPT - Email Slide Show
- PPT - Setting Document Password
- PPT - Packaging Presentation
- PPT - Broadcast Slide Show
- PPT - Printing Presentation
- PPT - Create Image File
- PPT - Create a Video File
- PPT - Create a PDF File
MS Powerpoint Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- Who is Who
- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
PPT - Working with Outlines
Working With Outpnes in Powerpoint 2010
PowerPoint is a great program that allows you to bring together text, images, shapes and multimedia. However, sometimes you may just want to review the text without focusing on the non-text aspects of the spde deck. This is where the Outpne view in PowerPoint is quite useful. The Outpne view can be accessed from the tab adjacent to the Spde tab in the Normal view.
The outpne view shows just the text content from various spdes. This view does not show the text entered in the non-text box pke SmartArt, WordArt or any other shapes.
By default, the outpne pane size is the same as the spde tab pane; hence it is small. However, you can drag the pane out to increase the size to improve readabipty.
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