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Barberf: /* Powerpoint Tutorials */

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‎Powerpoint Tutorials

Greenea at 16:44, 3 April 2009

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‎Powerpoint Tutorials

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−	[[Image:Powerpoint2007.jpg\|~~frame~~\|left\|[[Media:powerpoint2007.pdf\|Powerpoint 2007 Handout]]]]	+	[[Image:Powerpoint2007.jpg\|link=http://wikis.evergreen.edu/computing/images/3/39/Powerpoint2007.pdf\|left\|[[Media:powerpoint2007.pdf\|Powerpoint 2007 Handout]]]]
−	[[Image:Powerpoint2003.jpg\|~~frame~~\|center\|[[Media:powerpoint2003.pdf\|Powerpoint ~~2003~~ Handout]]]]	+	[[Image:Powerpoint2003.jpg\|link=http://wikis.evergreen.edu/computing/images/a/a2/Powerpoint2003.pdf\|center\|[[Media:powerpoint2003.pdf\|Powerpoint 2007 Handout]]]]

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 __NOTOC__
 <div class="intro">Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. PowerPoint also includes advanced features that create animations and "interactive" presentations.</div>
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-<br>
+PowerPoint 2007 uses .pptx as an extension to distinguish it's proprietary files from those that will open in previous versions of the program. Be cautious when saving files using the latest versions because your presentation will not open on computers using an older version which uses the .ppt extension.
-==== Accessing Powerpoint ====
+[[Image:Powerpoint2007.jpg|frame|left|[[Media:powerpoint2007.pdf|Powerpoint 2007 Handout]]]]
-==== Additional Help ====
+====Accessing Powerpoint====
-*[[PowerPoint Tutorials]]
+====Additional Help====
-*[[Media:SamplePpt1.zip|Sample Powerpoint 1]] (text w/design template)
+*[[PowerPoint Tutorials]]
-*[[Media:SamplePpt2.zip|Sample Powerpoint 2]] (photos w/master slide changes)
+*[[Media:samplePpt1.zip|Sample Powerpoint 1]] (text w/design template)
 [[Category:Powerpoint]]

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 __NOTOC__
 <div class="intro">Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. PowerPoint also includes advanced features that create animations and "interactive" presentations.</div>
-PowerPoint 2007 uses .pptx as an extension to distinguish it's proprietary files from those that will open in previous versions of the program. Be cautious when saving files using the latest versions because your presentation will not open on computers using an older version which uses the .ppt extension.
+<br>
-−
-[[Image:Powerpoint2007.jpg|frame|left|[[Media:powerpoint2007.pdf|Powerpoint 2007 Handout]]]]
+==== Accessing Powerpoint ====
-[[Image:Powerpoint2003.jpg|frame|center|[[Media:powerpoint2003.pdf|Powerpoint 2003 Handout]]]]
-====Accessing Powerpoint====
+==== Additional Help ====
-PowerPoint, as part of Microsoft Office 2007, is available in the [[Computer Center]] and many [[Computer Labs and Classrooms|other places on campus]]. PowerPoint is available for Windows or Macintosh, and in theory it is possible to bring your files between platforms.
-====Additional Help====
+*[[PowerPoint Tutorials]]
-*[[PowerPoint Tutorials]]
+*[[Media:SamplePpt1.zip|Sample Powerpoint 1]] (text w/design template)
-*[[Media:samplePpt1.zip|Sample Powerpoint 1]] (text w/design template)
+*[[Media:SamplePpt2.zip|Sample Powerpoint 2]] (photos w/master slide changes)
-*[[Media:samplePpt2.zip|Sample Powerpoint 2]] (photos w/master slide changes)
 [[Category:Powerpoint]]

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 __NOTOC__
-<div class="intro">Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. The program also has more advanced features that create animations and non-linear "interactive" possibilities.</div>
+<div class="intro">Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. PowerPoint also includes advanced features that create animations and "interactive" presentations.</div>
-PowerPoint is available for Windows or Macintosh, and in theory it is possible to bring your files between platforms. These files have a .ppt extension. Similar programs which may both open and export PowerPoint files are Apple Keynote (only on Mac OSX) and OpenOffice Impress.
+PowerPoint 2007 uses .pptx as an extension to distinguish it's proprietary files from those that will open in previous versions of the program. Be cautious when saving files using the latest versions because your presentation will not open on computers using an older version which uses the .ppt extension.
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 ====Accessing Powerpoint====
-PowerPoint, as part of Microsoft Office 2007, is available in the [[Computer Center]] and many [[Computer Labs and Classrooms|other places on campus]]. Be cautious when saving files using the latest versions because your presentation may not open on computers using an older version. PowerPoint 2007 uses .pptx as an extension to distinguish it's proprietary files from those that will open in previous versions of the program.
+PowerPoint, as part of Microsoft Office 2007, is available in the [[Computer Center]] and many [[Computer Labs and Classrooms|other places on campus]]. PowerPoint is available for Windows or Macintosh, and in theory it is possible to bring your files between platforms.
 ====Additional Help====

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-===What is it?===
+__NOTOC__
-[[Image:PPTscreen2003.jpg|thumb|200px|Powerpoint 2003|right]]
+<div class="intro">Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. The program also has more advanced features that create animations and non-linear "interactive" possibilities.</div>
-[[Image:PPTscreen2007.jpg|thumb|200px|Powerpoint 2007|right]]
 Microsoft '''PowerPoint''' is a popular computer presentation program (think "digital slideshow"). It is most commonly used to present ideas and images in a linear sequence. It is fairly easy to learn to use PowerPoint to make simple "click-through" slide shows to present your work. The program also has more advanced features that create animations and non-linear "interactive" possibilities.
-===Accessing Powerpoint===
+PowerPoint is available for Windows or Macintosh, and in theory it is possible to bring your files between platforms. These files have a .ppt extension. Similar programs which may both open and export PowerPoint files are Apple Keynote (only on Mac OSX) and OpenOffice Impress.
-PowerPoint, as part of Microsoft Office 2003, is available in the [[Computer Center]] and many [[Computer Labs and Classrooms|other places on campus]]. A new version packaged as part of Microsoft Office 2007 may soon be available for use at Evergreen. Until such time, be cautious in using the newer version because your presentation files may not open on Evergreen computers using the older version. PowerPoint 2007 uses .pptx as an extension to distinguish it's proprietary files from those that will open in previous versions of the program.
 [[Category:Powerpoint]]

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-===Powerpoint Tutorials===
+===[[PowerPoint Tutorials]]===
-PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials:
 [[Category:Powerpoint]]

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 PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials:
-#Outlining a Presentation [http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/PPToutline/ (Full Tutorial)]   [http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/sPPToutline/ (ASAP)]
+#Outlining a Presentation [http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/PPToutline/ppt_pt1.htm (Full Tutorial)]   [http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/sPPToutline/ (ASAP)]
 #Applying a Template [http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/PPTtemplates/ (Full Tutorial)]

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 PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials:
-#[[media:Ppt mini 1.swf|Outlining a Presentation]]
+#[http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/PPToutline/ Outlining a Presentation]
-#[[media:Ppt_pt2.swf|Applying a Template]]
+#[http://academic.evergreen.edu/b/barberf/tutorials/PPTtemplates/ Applying a Template]
 [[Category:Powerpoint]]