Presentation software

A computer program you use to organize and present information to others.

The default view that you use to write, edit, and design your presentation.

Displays the text of your presentatin in the form of an outline, without showing graphics or other visual objects.

Displays the slides of your presentation as small images called thumbnails.

Used to type text that references a slide's content.

Any object on the screen that can be modified.

Contains text and object placeholders that are arranged in a specific way on the slide.

Incorporates sets of colors for fill, line and shadow.

Allows you to see how your changes affect the slides before actually making the change.

View that displays thumbnails of all slides in the order in which they appear in your presentation; used to rearrange slide order

Small circles and squares that appear on a selection box.

A professional-quality diagram that visually illustrates text.

Professionally designed graphics found in Microsoft Office

A digital photograph, line art or clipart that is created in another program and inserted into a PowerPoint presentation.

Hiding a portion of a picture you do not want visible.

The graphical representation of numerical data.

Store information including the position and size of text and content placeholders, text styles, background colors, and theme colors.

To draw on slides or add commentary.

Special visual and audio effect you apply to a slide that determine how it moves in and out of view during the slide show.

The amount of time a slide is visible on the screen.

Identify the order in which ojbects are animated during the slide show.

Located in the lower right corner of the status bar; used to move the slide in and out quickly

Merges multiple objects into one making them easy to move together

Shows message about what you are doing and seeing in PowerPoint including the theme an view you are using.

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PowerPoint Vocab Final

Question	Answer
Presentation software	A computer program you use to organize and present information to others.
Normal view	The default view that you use to write, edit, and design your presentation.
Outline tab	Displays the text of your presentatin in the form of an outline, without showing graphics or other visual objects.
Slides tab	Displays the slides of your presentation as small images called thumbnails.
Notes pane	Used to type text that references a slide's content.
Text placeholders	Boxes with dotted borders.
Object	Any object on the screen that can be modified.
Slide layout	Contains text and object placeholders that are arranged in a specific way on the slide.
Theme	Incorporates sets of colors for fill, line and shadow.
Live preview	Allows you to see how your changes affect the slides before actually making the change.
Slide sorter view	View that displays thumbnails of all slides in the order in which they appear in your presentation; used to rearrange slide order
Sizing handles	Small circles and squares that appear on a selection box.
SmartArt	A professional-quality diagram that visually illustrates text.
Clipart	Professionally designed graphics found in Microsoft Office
Picture	A digital photograph, line art or clipart that is created in another program and inserted into a PowerPoint presentation.
Cropping	Hiding a portion of a picture you do not want visible.
Chart	The graphical representation of numerical data.
Masters	Store information including the position and size of text and content placeholders, text styles, background colors, and theme colors.
Annotate	To draw on slides or add commentary.
Slide transitions	Special visual and audio effect you apply to a slide that determine how it moves in and out of view during the slide show.
Slide timing	The amount of time a slide is visible on the screen.
Animation tags	Identify the order in which ojbects are animated during the slide show.
Zoom slider	Located in the lower right corner of the status bar; used to move the slide in and out quickly
Grouping	Merges multiple objects into one making them easy to move together
Status bar	Shows message about what you are doing and seeing in PowerPoint including the theme an view you are using.

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