A presentation is a powerpoint file, consisting of several slides. The default presentation file is It is named "Presentation 1" and its extension is pptx (the extension was ppt before the 2007 version), also known as PPT document

A presentation consists of several slides. Slides are the most basic element of a presentation and are The carrier of text, graphics, sound, video and other content in presentations.

Quick access toolbar

title

Ribbon

Slide/Outline pane

Status Bar

normal view

Slideshow view

Notes page view

reading view

It is the default view mode, mainly used for editing slides. There are two slide and outline modes under the view.

The slide list is displayed in a unified window as thumbnails. In this view, you can easily Slides can be arranged, added, copied, moved, deleted, etc., but the slides cannot be Make edits

Mainly used for adding notes to slides. Notes are just a view. Under normal circumstances, notes are in the editing area. Below the , the white blank text box next to is the location of the note. You can enter text directly in it.

View a presentation as a slide show that fits in the window

It is a set of commands for slide color matching, fonts and effects, which can be used to quickly unify the style of all slides. Themes are applied not to individual slides, but to the entire presentation. 44 built-in themes

A color scheme is a set of preset color combinations for slide backgrounds, text, fills, etc.

Layout is used to define the format of the slide show content. Each slideshow template contains one or more standard or custom Typography set.

"Design" tab, click the "Background Style" button, click the "Set Background Format" command, after the settings are completed Click the "Close" button

Used to set the style of slides, allowing users to set various text, background, attributes, etc., in When editing a presentation, change just one item to change the design of all your slides

Present the presentation as a handout so that the audience can use it in future meetings

Includes a slide placeholder and a notes page placeholder to include when creating a presentation. Put the content that needs to be shown to the audience on the slide, and put the content that does not need to be shown to the audience. in the notes.

Click the Picture button in the Image group of the Insert tab

The image file formats that ppt2010 can insert mainly include wmf, bmp, jpeg, gif, png, etc.

"Insert" select the "Screenshot" drop-down button in the "Image" group of the graphics card and select "Screenshot" Screenshot command

On the Insert tab, in the Images group, click the Album drop-down button and click New Album. button, click the "File/Disk" button, select multiple pictures to edit, and then click "Create" button

Insert tab Illustrations group click the Shapes button

On the "Home" tab, there is a shape list box in the upper left corner of the "Drawing Group", select graphics to draw

ppt2010 provides 8 types of smartart graphics

smartart button in the Illustrations group of the Insert tab, select the smartart type Click OK

Chart button in the Illustrations group of the Insert tab. Select the chart type and click OK

Show slideshow in full screen. The speaker has full control over playback, in During the screening, you can pause the screening and add annotations. This is the most commonly used Slide show, usually used in meetings or reports

Play the presentation like a browser window, with the viewer via the status bar button to switch slides. At the same time, the audience can also view the slideshow You can move, copy, edit, and print videos, which are mostly used by viewers on the Internet. Browse presentations online

Viewers cannot manipulate the slides. The slideshow is in full-screen mode with no one managing it. Running the presentation by itself, most menus and commands are unavailable during playback, and Automatically restarts after each playback. Application suitable for product display Scenes