Custom Animation

Custom Animation: Open custom animation from the slide show menu you will find all the above objects are listed next to a check box. A label displays a message check to animate slide objects.

So you have to click on the box to check them.

·         Now select each object by clicking on it (for example u want to put effect on word art so select word art from the list

·         Now click on effects tab if it is not open.

·         Now from the entry animation and sound list select animation (for example fly)

·         Select a sound from the sound list (for example camera).

·         When you are  putting effects for the text from the introduce text list box you can select any option to introduce text in that format (for example select by latter )

When you have finished click ok.

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Design Template

Design Template: A template, also called a presentation design, lets you create a presentation without worrying about design elements. The template defines the color, background, and font of the slides. PowerPoint has many templates, which you can preview and select in the New Presentation dialog box.

PowerPoint also lets you customize the templates. For instance, you can change the background color or typeface of a template.

In the “New” section of the “New Presentation” panel, click on the “From Design Template” button. The following panel will then appear:

                                                                          

This is a list of different design templates. They are pre-made backgrounds and layouts that you can use to build your presentation. Use the scroll bar to see the entire list of designs.

When you see a design template you like, simply click on the design, and it will be applied to your presentation. Now, every time you make a new slide, it will retain the design template you selected. You can choose a new design template by clicking on a different design in the “Slide Design” panel on the right.

You can right-click on a design template to bring up even more options. You can apply a design template to selected slides, all the slides, use the design for all new presentations you create.

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Blank Presentation

Blank Presentation: Click on the “blank presentation” button. The panel will then give you a number of slide layouts to choose from.

There are different kinds of objects in the slide layouts: long bars of gray represent text boxes, boxes with little pictures in them represent image objects, and the bulleted lists represent unordered lists.

If you choose to select from one of these pre-made slide layouts you can change the positioning and even delete some of the objects in the layout. you can choose to make a completely blank slide, and then insert objects and text as you work . Find a layout you like, and click on it in the panel window. As soon as you click on the layout in the “Slide Layout” panel, the layout will be applied to the current slide.

From this point, you are free to create the rest of your presentation as you see fit. To create a new slide based on a pre-made layout, right-click on the layout you like in the “Slide Layout” panel, and select “Insert Slide.” You will then see the new slide appear on your screen, as well as in the “Slide” view on the left side of your screen. If you want to change the order of the slides you made, simply click and drag the selected slide in the “Slide” panel to the desired location.

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Create a New Presentation

Create a New Presentation: If you want to start a new presentation, you can do one of many things. Click on the "Create a new presentation..." button. You'll notice a change in the "Getting Started" panel. It's now called "New Presentation,

In the "New" section, you can make a new presentation using a blank presentation, a design template, the AutoContent wizard, an existing presentation, or from a photo album. At this point, we’ll describe in detail the different ways you can begin your new presentation.

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