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62 Cards in this Set
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Animation
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Adds motion to an object
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Broadcasting
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Placing a link to a presentation on the Web to allow others to watch your presentation as you give it from a remote location through a Web browser
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Handouts |
Contain small pictures or thumbnails of your slides along with an area for taking notes
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Layout
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How objects are placed on a slide
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Live Preview
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Lets you see the effect the theme will have on your slides before you apply it in your presentation.
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Normal View
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A view of the presentation that allows you to add and delete slides, and add text and elements to the slides
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Notes Page View
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Displays your slides on the top portion of the page
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Notes Pane
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Speaker notes are entered for each slide here
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Outline Tab
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Displays all the text on your slide in outline form
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PowerPoint presentation
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An electronic slide show that allows you to present and deliver your message
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Reading View
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You run your presentation and the slide does not quite fill the screen and you can use navigation buttons on the status bar beneath the slide
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Slide Pane
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The workbench for PowerPoint presentations
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Slide Show View
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You run your presenation on the computer as if it were a slide projector to preview how it will look to your audience
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Slide Sorter View
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Displays thumbnails of the slides on the screen so that you can move and arrange slides easily by clicking and dragging
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Slides Tab
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Displays your slides as small pictures
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Thumbnails
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Small pictures on a slide
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Transition
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The way each new slide appears on the screen
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Align
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Arranging the pictures to line up with other objects on the slide
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Blank Presentation
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You can begin a new presentation from a blank presentation
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Effect Options
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Contains the commands that determine several animation settings for the object including the Start options
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Handout Master
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Lets you add items that you want to appear on all your handouts, such as a logo, the date, the time, and page numbers
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Hyperlink
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Allows you to jump to another slide, a file, or to a Web site if you are connected to the Internet
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Layout Master
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Associated layouts for each theme in the presentation
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Motion Paths
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Allows you to make an object move on the slide
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Notes Master
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You include any text or formatting that you want to appear on all your speaker notes
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Placeholder
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The boxes in layouts that hold the content or slide objects such as body text and titles
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Slides Master
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Controls the formatting for all the slides in the presentation
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Slide Transitions
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Determines how one slide is removed from the screen and how the next one appears
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Template
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A presentation that includes theme elements, text, and graphics predesigned for a presentation
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Themes
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Predesigned grpahic styles that you can apply to existing slides
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Adjustment Handle
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Yellow boxes that indicate that the object is selected and you can manipulate the object
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Category Axis
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X axis (horizontal)
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Cell
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Each intersection of a row and column
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Chart
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A visual way to display numerical data in a presentation
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Column
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Information can be displayed here
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Datasheet
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A worksheet that appears with the chart and has the numbers for the chart
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Grouping
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Allows you to work with several items as if they were one object
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Handle
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Small squares at the edges of a graphic
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Organization Chart
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Shows the hierarchial structure and relationships within an organization
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Rotate handle
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Green circle that means you can rotate the object
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Row
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Information can be displayed here
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SmartArt Graphic |
Dynamic diagrams and graphics
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Table |
Used when organizing information that can be displayed
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Value Axis |
Y axis (vertical)
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WordArt |
Decorative text that you can insert on a slide
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Action Button |
Buttons that are inserted on a slide
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Comment |
A small note or annotation on a slide
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Custom Show
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Allows you to create presentations for different audiences by selecting specific slides from a presentation
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Destination File |
The presentation file
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Document Inspector
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A feature that enables you to check for hidden metadata or personal information in a presentation
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Document properties |
Information about the presentation file including the title, author, and keywords
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Embed |
To place an object that was created in another application in a slide then selecting the item and ht eoriginal program will be open for editing
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Format Painter |
A feature that copies attributes such as colors, borders, and fill effects from an onject, text, or cell in order to apply the same formatting to another object, text, or cell
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Grid |
Vertical and horizontal lines that appear on the slide pane and help you place text and objects
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Guidelines |
Vertical and horizontal line sthat you can display on the slide pane to help place objects on the slide
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Import |
To bring a file or part of a file into the presentation
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Link |
A connection that is retained between the source and destination files
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Linked Object |
A file, chart, table or other object that is created in another application that is stored in a source file and inserted into a destination file while maintaining a connection between the two files
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Package for CD |
Used to compact all your presentation files into a single file that fits on a CD
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Presenter view |
Offers a way for you to view you rpresentation with the speaker notes showing on one computer screen, while the audience views the presentation without viewing the speaker notes
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Snap to |
"Snap objects to grid" moves an object to the closest intersection of the grid on a slide
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Source File |
Where you have the text, chart, numbers, or whatever data it is you want to bring into the presentation
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