Adding Text to a Presentation

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Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft® Office 2003

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About the Author

Acknowledgments

We Want to Hear from You!

Introduction

Pt. I. Getting Your Feet Wet

Pt. II. Contacts, Email, and Lots More with Outlook

Pt. III. Writing with Word

Pt. IV. Number-Crunching with Excel

Pt. V. Creating Presentations in PowerPoint

Ch. 23. Quickly Creating a Basic Slide Show

A Quick Tour of Microsoft PowerPoint

Starting a Presentation by Using the AutoContent Wizard

Adding Text to a Presentation

Navigating, Inserting, Moving, and Deleting Slides

Using the Slide Sorter View

Switching Slide Orientation Between Landscape and Portrait

Saving a Presentation

Controlling Look and Feel by Using a Slide Master

Adding or Removing Slide Numbers and Dates

Ch. 24. Adding Graphics and Other Flashy Stuff

Ch. 25. Organizing, Printing, and Presenting

Ch. 26. PowerPoint Settings to Change

Pt. VI. Organizing Data with Access

Index

Adding Text to a Presentation

When you have a rough skeleton created by the AutoContent Wizard, the next step in creating a basic PowerPoint presentation is to add text. Text makes up the main content of most presentations.

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Text should be used as the basis of any presentation, and extra items, such as charts and graphics, should be used to complement the text. This makes for a clear, concise presentation.

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Adding Text to a Presentation