MS PowerPoint - Lesson 1: Introduction to MS PowerPoint 2003: Click

The following guide provides a clear overview of Click, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.

Click Overview

Note: In the previous version of Office suite - Click Start, select Programs, then select Microsoft PowerPoint. Immediately, you will see the image of the program as shown below. The right side is the bar Getting Started which will help you quickly use some commonly used functions.

If you don't use the bar Getting Started this you can turn it off by clicking on the Close icon (X). You can also start by clicking Create a new presentation. ( Create a new presentation ) at the bottom of the taskbar. Components in the PowerPoint 2003 screen:

To enter a presentation text

In Slide pane in PowerPoint, in the box labeled ' Click to add title '. A simple operation is to click on that box and enter the subject LINE. For example, you can enter ' This is my first presentation file '. Then click ' Click to add subtitle ' and to enter some more text into it.

Save and close a slideshow The feature allows you to save a new or available slideshow on a disk, if you do not save the file, you will not be able to view it. Each time you save, you can reopen the file to view or reorder.

How to save a presentation file Go to the File menu, select Save

If it is a new file, then the Save As dialog box is displayed, select the folder / drive location to save the file by clicking on the arrow to the right. Save in: click down and select the desired location. Or click on some objects on the left column (including Desktop, My Documents, My Computer.) Enter the file name in the File name section. By default, the file name is Presentation1, you can use it or put another name. Let's put 'presentation' for the first file name, click the Save button to save it. Note: The file is now recorded in the My Documents folder. Close the presentation file Go to the File menu, select Close. Or click the Close Window icon If you have not saved the file, a dialog box will appear asking if you want to save the slideshow before closing it.

• Click Yes to save before closing
• Or Click No to save before closing.
• Click Cancel to dismiss the operation.

Exit Microsoft PowerPoint Click the Close icon (X) in the upper right corner of the screen.