Using Color Schemes

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Troubleshooting Table of Contents

About the Authors

Acknowledgments

We Want to Hear from You!

Introduction

Pt. : I Common Tasks and Features

Pt. : II Using Microsoft Outlook 2003

Pt. : III Using Microsoft Word 2003

Pt. : IV Using Microsoft Excel 2003

Pt. : V Using Microsoft PowerPoint 2003

Ch. 31. PowerPoint Essentials

Ch. 32. Expert Presentation-Building Techniques

Ch. 33. Advanced Formatting Options

PowerPoint File Types

Organizing Formats with Master Slides

Applying and Modifying Designs

Using Color Schemes

Changing Paragraph and Text Formatting

Troubleshooting

Secrets of the Office Masters: Creating Top-Notch Notes and Handouts

Ch. 34. Adding Graphics, Multimedia, and Special Effects

Ch. 35. Planning and Delivering a Presentation

Pt. : VI Other Office Applications

Pt. : VII Automating Office with Macros and VBA

Pt. : VIII Appendixes

Index

Using Color Schemes

A color scheme (see Figure 33.9) consists of eight colors, one for each major type of element in a presentation. Each of PowerPoint's ready-made color schemes consists of foreground and background colors that work well together.

Figure 33.9. A color scheme has eight defining colors.

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Using Color Schemes

Figure 33.9. A color scheme has eight defining colors.