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Offers coverage of the new features of PowerPoint 2010, including the user interface, 3D rendering, formatting, integration with other Office applications, tables, and graphics and multimedia capabilities.

Offers coverage of the new features of PowerPoint 2010, including the user interface, 3D rendering, formatting, intergration with other Office applications, tables, and graphics and multimedia capabilities.

One of the best ways to captivate your audience during a presentation is to have an amazing slide show. PowerPoint 2010 will help you do that, and this book will show you how. Get ready for a standing ovation as you learn how to build great-looking slides, add sound and eye-popping video, animate your graphics, and much more.

Start creating dynamite presentations with PowerPoint 2010

PowerPoint, the number one presentation software, has been revised and improved with the introduction of Microsoft Office 2010. More than 120 million people are using PowerPoint to create business and educational presentations worldwide.

Both new and veteran PowerPoint users will improve their skills with the fun and friendly advice in PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies. Bestselling author Doug Lowe makes it easy to grasp the new features and shows you how to create presentations with pizzazz.

  • PowerPoint is used in more than 60 countries to create visual presentations for business and educational settings
  • The newest revision to PowerPoint adds new features, an online version of the software, and improved audiovisual and video editing capabilities
  • This easy-to-follow guide explains how to create and edit slides, import data from other applications, and add charts, clip art, sound, and video
  • Also covers working with hyperlinks, creating Web pages with PowerPoint, video editing, and collaboration via online access

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies helps you take full advantage of the enhancements in the new version, so you can create more effective and impressive presentations.

Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
How to Use This Book
2(1)
What You Don't Need to Read
3(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
3(2)
Part I Basic PowerPoint 2010 Stuff
4(1)
Part II Creating Great-Looking Slides
4(1)
Part III Embellishing Your Slides
4(1)
Part IV Working with Others
4(1)
Part V The Part of Tens
4(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
Part I Basic PowerPoint 2010 Stuff
7(80)
Chapter 1 Welcome to PowerPoint 2010
9(22)
What in Sam Hill Is PowerPoint?
9(2)
Introducing PowerPoint Presentations
11(3)
Presentation files
12(1)
What's in a slide?
12(2)
Starting PowerPoint
14(1)
Navigating the PowerPoint Interface
15(3)
Unraveling the Ribbon
18(1)
The View from Here Is Great
19(1)
Taking the Backstage Tour
19(1)
Creating a New Presentation
20(6)
Editing text
22(1)
Adding a new slide
23(1)
Moving from slide to slide
24(1)
Choosing a design
24(2)
Displaying Your Presentation
26(1)
Saving Your Work
26(1)
Opening a Presentation
27(1)
Closing a Presentation
28(1)
Exiting PowerPoint
29(2)
Chapter 2 Editing Slides
31(16)
Moving from Slide to Slide
31(1)
Working with Objects
32(4)
Selecting objects
33(1)
Resizing or moving an object
34(2)
Editing a Text Object
36(1)
Selecting Text
37(1)
Using Cut, Copy, and Paste
38(1)
Duplicating an Object
39(1)
Using the Clipboard Task Pane
39(1)
Oops! I Didn't Mean It (The Marvelous Undo Command)
40(1)
Deleting a Slide
41(1)
Duplicating a Slide
41(1)
Finding Text
42(1)
Replacing Text
43(2)
Rearranging Your Slides in Slide Sorter View
45(2)
Chapter 3 Working in Outline View
47(6)
Calling Up the Outline
47(2)
Selecting and Editing an Entire Slide
49(1)
Selecting and Editing One Paragraph
49(1)
Promoting and Demoting Paragraphs
49(1)
Adding a New Paragraph
50(1)
Adding a New Slide
51(1)
Moving Text Up and Down
52(1)
Collapsing and Expanding the Outline
52(1)
Chapter 4 Proofing Your Presentations
53(10)
Checking Spelling As You Go
53(2)
Spell Checking After-the-Fact
55(2)
Using the Thesaurus
57(1)
Capitalizing Correctly
58(1)
Using the AutoCorrect Feature
59(4)
Chapter 5 Don't Forget Your Notes!
63(6)
Understanding Notes
64(1)
Adding Notes to a Slide
65(1)
Adding an Extra Notes Page for a Slide
66(1)
Adding a New Slide from Notes Page View
67(1)
Printing Notes Pages
67(1)
Displaying Notes on a Separate Monitor
68(1)
Chapter 6 Show Time!
69(14)
The Quick Way to Print
69(1)
Printing from Backstage View
70(2)
Printing more than one copy
70(1)
Changing printers
71(1)
Printing part of a document
71(1)
Using Print Preview
72(1)
Starting a Slide Show
72(1)
Setting Up a Slide Show
73(1)
Setting Up a Projector
74(1)
Keyboard and Mouse Tricks for Your Slide Show
75(2)
Scribbling on Your Slides
77(1)
Using the Laser Pointer
78(1)
Rehearsing Your Slide Timings
79(1)
Using Custom Shows
79(4)
Creating a custom show
80(1)
Showing a custom show
81(1)
Hiding slides
81(2)
Chapter 7 Getting Help
83(4)
Several Ways to Get Help
83(1)
Finding Your Way Around in Help
84(3)
Part II Creating Great-Looking Slides
87(70)
Chapter 8 All about Fonts and Text Formatting
89(16)
Changing the Look of Your Text
89(5)
Two ways to apply formatting
91(1)
Changing the size of characters
92(1)
Choosing text fonts
92(1)
Adding color to your text
93(1)
Adding shadows
93(1)
Big Picture Text Formatting
94(6)
Biting the bulleted list
94(2)
Creating numbered lists
96(1)
Setting tabs and indents
97(2)
Spacing out
99(1)
Lining things up
99(1)
Making columns
100(1)
Creating Fancy Text with WordArt
100(5)
Chapter 9 Designing Your Slides
105(14)
Looking at the Design Tab
105(1)
Designing the Page Setup
106(1)
Working with Themes
107(7)
Applying themes
108(1)
Using theme colors
109(4)
Using theme fonts
113(1)
Applying theme effects
113(1)
Using Background Styles
114(5)
Using a gradient fill
115(1)
Using other background effects
116(3)
Chapter 10 Animating Your Slides
119(16)
Using Slide Transitions
119(3)
Using the Animations Tab
122(2)
Customizing Your Animation
124(9)
Understanding custom animation
124(2)
Using the Animation pane
126(1)
Adding an effect
126(3)
More about animating text
129(1)
Timing your animations
130(3)
Making Text Jiggle
133(1)
Using the Animation Painter
133(2)
Chapter 11 Masters of the Universe Meet the Templates of Doom
135(22)
Working with Masters
135(2)
Modifying the Slide Master
137(5)
Working with the Slide Master and Edit Master tabs
139(1)
Adding recurring text or other elements
140(1)
Applying themes to your Masters
140(1)
Adding new layouts
141(1)
Adjusting the Handout and Notes Masters
142(3)
Changing the Handout Master
142(1)
Changing the Notes Master
143(2)
Using Masters
145(1)
Overriding the Master text style
145(1)
Hiding background objects
145(1)
Using Headers and Footers
146(3)
Adding a date, number, or footer to slides
147(1)
Adding a header or footer to notes or handouts pages
148(1)
Editing the header and footer placeholders directly
148(1)
Yes, You Can Serve Two Masters
149(3)
Creating a new Slide Master
149(1)
Applying Masters
150(1)
Preserving your masters
151(1)
Restoring Lost Placeholders
152(1)
Working with Templates
153(2)
Creating a presentation based on a template
153(1)
Creating a new template
154(1)
Working with Presentation Sections
155(2)
Part III Embellishing Your Slides
157(104)
Chapter 12 Inserting Pictures and Clip Art
159(18)
Exploring the Many Types of Pictures
160(2)
Bitmap pictures
160(1)
Victor, give me a vector
161(1)
Using Clip Art
162(3)
Dropping in some clip art
162(2)
Moving, sizing, and stretching clip art
164(1)
Inserting Picture from a File
165(2)
Cropping a Picture
167(1)
Adding Style to Your Pictures
168(2)
Applying a picture border
169(1)
Applying picture effects
169(1)
Correcting Sharpness, Brightness, and Contrast
170(1)
Adjusting Color
171(1)
Applying Artistic Effects
172(1)
Compressing Your Pictures
173(2)
Removing Picture Backgrounds
175(2)
Chapter 13 Drawing on Your Slides
177(20)
Some General Drawing Tips
177(3)
Zooming in
178(1)
Displaying the ruler, gridlines, and guides
178(1)
Sticking to the color scheme
178(1)
Saving frequently
179(1)
Don't forget Ctrl+Z
179(1)
Drawing Simple Objects
180(2)
Drawing straight lines
181(1)
Drawing rectangles, squares, ovals, and circles
181(1)
Creating Other Shapes
182(6)
Drawing a shape
183(1)
Drawing a polygon or free-from shape
184(3)
Drawing a curved line or shape
187(1)
Creating a text box
188(1)
Styling Your Shapes
188(2)
Setting the shape fill
189(1)
Setting the shape outline
189(1)
Applying shape effects
189(1)
Flipping and Rotating Objects
190(2)
Flipping an object
191(1)
Rotating an object 90 degrees
191(1)
Using the rotate handle
191(1)
Drawing a Complicated Picture
192(5)
Changing layers
192(1)
Line 'em up
193(1)
Using the grids and guides
194(1)
Group therapy
195(2)
Chapter 14 Charting for Fun and Profit
197(16)
Understanding Charts
197(1)
Adding a Chart to Your Presentation
198(6)
Adding a new slide with a chart
199(3)
Adding a chart to an existing slide
202(1)
Pasting a chart from Excel
203(1)
Changing the Chart Type
204(1)
Working with Chart Data
205(2)
Switching rows and columns
205(1)
Changing the data selection
206(1)
Editing the source data
207(1)
Refreshing a chart
207(1)
Changing the Chart Layout
207(1)
Changing the Chart Style
208(1)
Embellishing Your Chart
209(4)
Chapter 15 Working with SmartArt
213(12)
Understanding SmartArt
213(3)
Creating a SmartArt Diagram
216(2)
Tweaking a SmartArt Diagram
218(1)
Editing the SmartArt Text
219(1)
Working with Organization Charts
220(5)
Adding boxes to a chart
222(1)
Deleting chart boxes
223(1)
Changing the chart layout
223(2)
Chapter 16 Lights! Camera! Action! (Adding Sound and Video)
225(12)
Getting Ready to Add Sound to a Slide
225(4)
Investigating sound files
226(1)
Inserting a sound object
227(2)
Setting Audio Options
229(2)
Controlling when a sound is played
230(1)
Looping a sound
230(1)
Hiding the sound icon
230(1)
Fading the sound in and out
230(1)
Trimming an audio clip
231(1)
Adding Video to Your Slides
231(2)
Setting Video Options
233(4)
Controlling when a video is played
234(1)
Looping a video
234(1)
Trimming a video clip
234(1)
Playing the video full screen
235(1)
Fading the video's sound in and out
235(1)
Adding a bookmark
235(2)
Chapter 17 More Things to Insert on Your Slides
237(24)
Inserting Tables
237(9)
Creating a table in a Content placeholder
238(2)
Inserting a table on a slide
240(1)
Drawing a table
240(2)
Applying style to a table
242(2)
Working with the Layout tab
244(2)
Inserting WordArt
246(2)
Using Hyperlinks
248(3)
Creating a hyperlink to another slide
249(1)
Creating a hyperlink to another presentation or to a Web site
250(1)
Adding Action Buttons
251(4)
Assigning button actions
251(1)
Choosing button shapes
252(1)
Creating a button
253(1)
Creating a navigation toolbar
254(1)
Inserting Equations
255(6)
Part IV Working with Others
261(26)
Chapter 18 Using PowerPoint's Collaboration Tools
263(12)
E-Mailing a Presentation
263(2)
Using Comments
265(2)
Comparing Presentations
267(2)
Co-Authoring a PowerPoint Presentation
269(1)
Packaging Your Presentation on a CD
269(2)
Broadcasting Your Presentation
271(4)
Chapter 19 Using a Slide Library and Other Ways to Reuse Slides
275(6)
Stealing Slides from Another Presentation
275(2)
Saving Slides in a Slide Library
277(2)
Stealing Slides from a Slide Library
279(2)
Chapter 20 Creating a Video Version of Your Presentation
281(6)
Adding Timings and Narration
281(3)
Creating a Video
284(3)
Part V The Part of Tens
287(18)
Chapter 21 Ten PowerPoint Commandments
289(4)
I Thou Shalt Frequently Savest Thy Work
289(1)
II Thou Shalt Storeth Each Presentation in Its Proper Folder
289(1)
III Thou Shalt Not Abuseth Thy Program's Formatting Features
290(1)
IV Thou Shalt Not Stealeth Copyrighted Materials
290(1)
V Thou Shalt Abideth by Thine Color Scheme, Auto-Layout, and Template
290(1)
VI Thou Shalt Not Abuse Thine Audience with an Endless Array of Cute Animations
290(1)
VII Keep Thy Computer Gurus Happy
291(1)
VIII Thou Shalt Backeth Up Thy Files Day by Day
291(1)
IX Thou Shalt Fear No Evil, for Ctrl+Z Is Always with Thee
291(1)
X Thou Shalt Not Panic
291(2)
Chapter 22 Ten Tips for Creating Readable Slides
293(4)
Try Reading the Slide from the Back of the Room
293(1)
Avoid Small Text
293(1)
No More Than Five Bullets, Please
294(1)
Avoid Excessive Verbiage Lending to Excessively Lengthy Text That Is Not Only Redundant but Also Repetitive and Relterative
294(1)
Use Consistent Wording
294(1)
Avoid Unsightly Color Combinations
295(1)
Watch the Line Endings
295(1)
Keep the Background Simple
295(1)
Use Only Two Levels of Bullets
295(1)
Keep Charts and Diagrams Simple
296(1)
Chapter 23 Ten Ways to Keep Your Audience Awake
297(4)
Don't Forget Your Purpose
297(1)
Don't Become a Slave to Your Slides
297(1)
Don't Overwhelm Your Audience with Unnecessary Detail
298(1)
Don't Neglect Your Opening
298(1)
Be Relevant
298(1)
Don't Forget the Altar Call
299(1)
Practice, Practice, Practice
299(1)
Relax!
299(1)
Expect the Unexpected
300(1)
Don't Be Boring
300(1)
Chapter 24 Ten Things That Often Go Wrong
301(4)
I Can't Find My File
301(1)
I've Run Out of Hard Drive Space
301(1)
I've Run Out of Memory
302(1)
PowerPoint Has Vanished!
302(1)
I Accidentally Deleted a File
302(1)
It Won't Let Me Edit That
303(1)
Something Seems to Be Missing
303(1)
I Can't Figure Out Where the X-Y-Z Command Went
303(1)
The Projector Doesn't Work
304(1)
Index 305
Doug Lowe is a veteran author whose more than 40 For Dummies books have over a million copies in print. He's written about everything from Microsoft Office productivity to programming in ASP.NET.