Microsoft™ PowerPoint 

Prerequisites: Windows or Equivalent Experience

What is PowerPoint and What are the Benefits?

	High-Resolution, Professional-Looking Presentations
	Use Overheads, Slides, or Computer-Based
	Text Handling Features
	Drawing Objects
	Imported Clip Art and Other Graphics

Starting PowerPoint

Elements of the PowerPoint Window

PowerPoint Concepts

	Objects
	Templates
	The Master Concept
	Color Schemes
	Slide Layout

PowerPoint Basics

	Creating a New Presentation
	The Wizards
	Using Template or Blank Presentation
	Selecting a Layout
	Adding and Editing Text
	Formatting Text Using Bullets, Fonts, and Colors
	Using the Rotation Feature
	Viewing a Presentation
	Slide View, Outline View, Slide Sorter View
	Note Pages View, Slide Show View
	Changing the Scale of the View
	Saving the Presentation

Printing the Presentation

	Printing Formats and Options
	Using the Notes and Handout Formats
	Black and White or Color Selections

Modifying a Presentation

	Opening an Existing Presentation
	Adding a New Slide
	Deleting a Slide
	Changing the Order of the Slides

Enhancing a Presentation

	Changing the Slide Layout
	Changing the Presentation Template
	Changing the Colors
	Adding or Changing the Bullets
	Adding Shapes and Text to a Slide
	Using the Text Box Feature
	Inserting Clip Art and Other Graphics

Advanced Enhancements

	Slide Show Special Effects
	The Slide Master
	Adding Graphics and Charts

Additional PowerPoint Features

	Using the Spelling Check
	Using the PowerPoint Help System