A little help please.
By devilsangel
@devilsangel (1817)
United States
August 29, 2007 12:58am CST
Ok does anyone out there know how to make a power point slide show? If so can you please help me. I have windows vista and I have to make a slide show presentation by Sunday and I have no idea how to do it. So I would be really greatful for any thoughts, suggestions and ideas on how to do this. Thanks. All comments will be rated, so only serious responses please.
2 responses
@devilsangel (1817)
• United States
29 Aug 07
yes I have powerpoint, it came with microsoft office. I have never used power point before, although I use office almost daily. I have been messing around with it over the last few days yet I still have no idea how to make a slide show.
@DJ9020 (1596)
• United States
30 Aug 07
I learned how to do Power Point from my kids, who learned it in school! Whatever happened to good ol' reading, writing, and arithmatic? Now they have Keyboarding, Power Point, Outlook, and Marketing Yourself! Go find a fourteen year old and pay him/her to tutor you! LOL, but not really
@surajpkn (582)
• India
29 Aug 07
Here are some of the important steps to do a powerpoint presentation.
1. Open the powerpoint and open a new slide. You will see a lot of slides, each one has its specific role. For example you'll have an empty slide, or a slide which already contains textboxes. Its better you choose an empty slide and design the slide according to your needs.
2. After the new slide(assuming to be an empty slide) is open, you can design the slide. If you want to add text to your slide, you can add a textbox to the slide(by selecting the text box icon in the drawing toolbar or from Insert-Textbox from menu at the top).
3. Draw the textbox on the slide and you can type in the text.
4. For animations of the slides, you can go to SlideShow-Custom Animations from the menu at the top and you can set animations for the all the characters you have included in your slide
5. You can include new slides by pressing Ctrl+M or you can go to Insert-NewSlide.
Hope this information was of some help!!
