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Microsoft PowerPoint XP Beginner Video Training


Course Outline

Course Description
PowerPoint is a powerful, yet easy-to-use presentation software package that is part of the Microsoft Office XP suite of products. Use PowerPoint to create presentations for a wide variety of audiences and for a wide variety of purposes. Join Mary Haaksma as she demonstrates the new features in PowerPoint 2002 and teaches you the skills to become MOUS certified.

About Trainer
Mary Haaksma is a Microsoft Office User Specialist and Power Point Trainer who teaches Power Point to all levels of users. She has over 10 years of experience working with corporations maximizing their use of various Microsoft products. Mary is also a member of the American Institute of Architects and has trained in the TIMSS National Database.  She has the experience to effectively transfer her many years of Power Point knowledge to you quickly and easily. Microsoft Power Point XP Beginner Training Video can be purchased individually or as a whole with Microsoft Office Suite.  

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Detailed Course Outlines for Power Point XP Beginner Training Video can be found below:
Powerpoint XP Beginning
1.0

Basic Powerpoint Features And Command
1.1

Open Powerpoint For The First Time
1.2

Desktop Elements, Where To Find Things
1.3

How To Use The File Menu
1.4

When To Use The Edit Menu
1.5

The Importance Of The View Menu
1.6

Inserting Options On The Insert Menu
1.7

Formating Text And Slides Withformat Menu
1.8

Useful Tools O The Tool Menu
1.9

Setting Up A Show With The Slide Show Menu
1.10

Overview Of The Windows Menu
1.11

How To Get Help With The Help Menu
2.0

Basic Powerpoint Slide Task Pane And Toolbars
2.1

Common Toolbars And Using The Task Pane
2.2

New Presentation Options
2.3

Finding Clipboard And Viewing It
2.4

Clipart And Inserting Clipart
2.5

Slide Layout Templates
2.6

Slide Design Options
2.7

Changing Slide Design Color Schemes
2.8

Finding Slide Animation Schemes
2.9

Viewing Custom Animations
2.10

Making Slide Transitions
3.0

Navigation And Slide Layout
3.1

Getting Around Using The Outline And Slides Tab
3.2

Using The Note Pane
3.3

Changing Slides Using Scroll Buttons And Bars
3.4

Explanation Of The Element Of A Slide And It’s Layout
4.0

Creating A Presentation With Wizard
4.1

Introduction To Powerpoint Auto Content Wizard
4.2

Changing Backgrounds
5.0

Showing A Slide Show With Wizard
5.1

Viewing The Slide Show Using The View Buttons
5.2

Slide Show View Introduction
5.3

Slide Show Menu Introduction
5.4

Pen Pointer Introduction
5.5

Ending A Slide Show
6.0

Creating A Presentation From Scratch
6.1

Inputting Text Into A Slide
6.2

Deleting An Placeholder That Isn’t Needed
6.3

Insert A Logo Into A Slide
6.4

Changing The Size Of The Logo
7.0

Working With Outline
7.1

Entering The Outline And Creating The Slides
8.0

Formatting Text
8.1

Entering Sub Text And Change Case
8.2

Change Color, Style And Type Of Text
8.3

Using Format Painter
9.0

Changing Slide Layout
9.1

Insert Chart Into A Slide
9.2

Filling The Data Sheet
9.3

Formatting The Chart
9.4

Formatting The Plot Area
9.5

Chart Type
9.6

Formatting The Chart
9.7

Insert Photo Without Using The Auto Format Option
10.0

Working With Visual Elements
10.1

Insert Clip Art
10.2

Resizing And Rotating The Image
10.3

Insert A Slide In Slide Sorter View
10.4

Insert A Bulleted List
10.5

Copy And Paste Test From Word Using Clipboard
11.0

Modifying A Presentation
11.1

Moving A Slide In Slide Sorter View
11.2

Delete A Slide In Slide Sorter View
11.3

Final Polish
11.4

Inserting A Black Slide Between Ideas
11.5

Changing Background Of A Single Slide
11.6

Removing The Design Template Forma A Single Slide
11.7

Check Spelling Of The Presentation
11.8

Speaker Notes And Handouts
12.0

Printing And Packaging A Powerpoint Presentation
12.1

Using Print Preview To Set Up Printing
12.2

Creating A Pack And Go
12.3

Showing A Pack And Go Program
Power Point XP Intermediate
1.0

Setting Up For Ease Of Operation
1.1

Setting The Spelling Correction Options
1.2

Automatically Check The Style For Consistency
1.3

How To Save It With All The Correct Options
1.4

What Is Auto Format And How To Set It’s Options
1.5

Auto Correct Option
2.0

Starting A Presentation - Importing An Outline
2.1

Importing An Outline Typed In Word
2.2

Making A Presentation From An Outline
2.3

Rearranging Slides On Outline Tab And In Slide Sorter View
3.0

Adding Special Backgrounds
3.1

Making A Background From A Picture Files
3.2

Changing The Color Scheme Of The Slide
4.0

Using Clipart And Pictures
4.1

Finding Clipart And Manipulating It
4.2

Different Types Of Clipart
4.3

Manipulating And Sizing The Image
5.0

Drawing Your Own Objects
5.1

Using The Shapes Tools
5.2

Giving Your Shapes Special Effects
5.3

Lines And Arrows And Special Effects
6.0

Drawing Your Own Objects (Cont)
6.1

Freeform Tool And Squiggle Tools
6.2

Rectangles, Ovals, And Text Boxes
6.3

What Are Drawing Layers
6.4

Grouping Objects
6.5

Pasting A Grouped Object Using The Clipboard
6.6

Working With Tables, Charts, Diagram And Wordart
7.0

Getting Creative With Word Art
8.0

Creating And Importing Tables Into Slides
8.1

Creating A Table Within The Slide
8.2

Copying And Pasting A Table From Excel
8.3

Give The Table Some Style
9.0

Creating And Importing Charts Into Slides
9.1

Creating A Chart In A Slide
9.2

Giving A Chart Some Style
10.0

Working With Diagrams
10.1

Creating A Diagram Within The Slide
10.2

Import A Diagram That Was Created Elsewhere
11.0

Text And Bullet Changes
11.1

Changing Text Alignment And Line Spacing
12.0

Adding Excitement And Fun With Animation And Transitions
12.1

Animate The Entire Show At Once
12.2

Customizing The Animation
13.0

Chart And Diagram Animation
13.1

Animating Diagrams And Chart Elements
13.2

Animating The Charts And Diagrams As One Object
13.3

Create Your Own Motion Path
13.4

Timing The Animation
14.0

Transitioning From One Slide To Another
14.1

Viewing The Transitions In Slide Sorter View
15.0

Working With The Show On Screen
15.1

Creating A Kiosk Presentation
15.2

Setting Up The Timing For Each Slides
15.3

Adding Narration
Power Point XP Advanced
1.0

Adding Sound To Your Presentation
1.1

Adding Sound To A Presentation
1.2

Taking The Confusion Out Of Sound Files
1.3

Creating A .Wav File That Can Be Inserted Into A Slide
1.4

Working With Sound Files
1.5

Sound Options And Setup
1.6

Kiosk Sound Setup
1.7

Making A Sound File
2.0

Using Data From Other Sources
2.1

Adding Excitement With Video
2.2

Working With Video Files
2.3

Inserting A Gif File
2.4

Inserting A Video
2.5

Formating A Movie
2.6

Adding Animation
2.7

Final Tips For Video
3.0

Adding Hyperlinks And Action Buttons
3.1

What Are Hyperlinks
3.2

How To Use Hyperlinks
3.3

What Are Action Buttons
3.4

How To Use Action Buttons
4.0

Working With Master Slide
4.1

What Master Slide Can Do For You
4.2

Creating A Master Background
4.3

Using Multiple Master Slides
5.0

Working With Grids And Guides
5.1

What Are Grids And Guides
5.2

How To Use Grids And Guides
5.3

Inserting A Summary Slide
5.4

Replacing Fonts Throughout The Presentation
6.0

Customizing A Power Point Presentation
6.1

Hiding Slides In A Presentation
6.2

Creating A Custom Show
7.0

Collaborating With Workgroups
7.1

Sending A Presentation To Be Reviewed
7.2

Receiving A Presentation After It Has Been Reviewed
8.0

Presenting And Delivering A Power Point Presentation
8.1

Types Of Presentations
8.2

Export To 35mm Slides And Overheads
8.3

Web Pages Html
8.4

Setting Up A Presentation For Web Broadcasting
8.5

Using Net Meeting To Schedule A Broadcast
8.6

Saving A Presentation For Use On Another Computer (Pack N’ Go)
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