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Powerpoint Vocab
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Reuse Slide Panel | A task pane that contains slides from a saved presentation that you can insert in the current presentation |
| Slide Master | The template that provides the basic organization, formatting, and color schemes for the slides in a particular presentation |
| Slide Master View | The view in which you modify the slide master and related layouts |
| Audio | Sound effects added to a slide |
| Motion Clip | Animated clip art added to a slide |
| Video | A recording of both the video and audio components |
| Slide Timings | The preset amount of time between slides as they advance automatically during slide show |
| Loop | To play a music clip or slide show continuously from beginning to end |
| Animation Effect | An effect that adds movement to slide elements |
| Emphasis | Intensity or forcefulness of expression |
| Entrance | Animation effects that occur when an element enters a slide |
| Exit | Animation effects that occur when an element leaves a slide |
| Motion Path | Animation effects that allow an element to move across or around the surface of a slide |
| Handout Master | The master view for the audience, handouts; includes placeholders for the slides, a header and footer, and the date an slide number |
| Handout Master View | The view in which you can add header or footer text, a date, and page numbers to audience handouts |
| Embedded Workbook Object | Data from an Excel worksheet pasted on a PowerPoint slide and edited with Excel features |
| Summary Slide | A Title and Content slide that lists the title text of selected slides |
| Action Button | A shape that is programmed to perform a specific action, such as running an application or jumping to a specific slide |
| Hyperlink | A link from a hypertext file to another location or file |
| Notes Page | Printouts that contain the slide image in the top half of the page and the speaker's notes in the lower half of the page |
| Speaker Notes | Information added to a slide that is not visible to the audience but can be used to prompt the presenter |
| Normal View | The default view in which you create and edit slides |
| Notes Pane | The area of the PowerPoint window in Normal View in which you can key speaker notes or additional contnet |
| Outline Tab | The area of the PowerPoint window in Normal View in which you can edit, view, etc. |
| Presentation | A visual representation of something |
| Slide | An individual page in a PowerPoint file that can contain text, graphics, video, audio, and animation |
| Slide Pane | An area in Normal View that shows the currently selected slide as it will appear in the presentation |
| Slide Tab | A thumbnail, or miniature view of the slides |
| Thumbnail | A tiny version of a slide |
| Blanks | The slide layout that has no placeholders |
| Place Holder | A region of a slide, or a location in an outline reserved for inserting text or graphics |
| Slide Layout | The arrangement of placeholders on a slide |
| Title and Content | The slide layout that has title and bulleted list placeholders and icons for adding other content, such as a table or SmartArt |
| Title Only | A slide layout that has only a title placeholder |
| Title Slide | A presentation should begin with this. Includes the presentation title, presenter name, and other needed information |
| Theme | A preset collection of design elements, including fonts, colors, and other effects |
| Slideshow View | The Actual display of a presentation |
| Slide Sorter View | A view that displays all slides simultaneously in miniature form |
| Slideshow | The view that allows you to run your presentation and preview how it will look |
| Handouts | A print option that allows you to choose the number of slides displayed per page and places a thumbnail, or small picture, of each slide on the page |
| Shape | The spatial arrangement of something as distinct from its substance |
| Text Box | Container for text that can be placed and formatted randomly |
| Align | Place in a line or arrange so as to be parallel or straight |
| Distribute | To arrange in a systematic order |