Title Area-a placeholder for the slide's title
Text Area-a placeholder for a subtitle or a numbered or a bulleted list
Object Area-reserved for objects
Rich Text Format(RTF)- it enables text to be tranferred and read by different applications
AutoContent Wizard- a tool to help you create a presentation easily with preprogrammed layouts, design, and text
Boilerplate text-standard text which is appropriate
Friday, January 11, 2008
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Vocab.
Presentation-a formal or an informal report or known as a "speach".
Thumbnails-slide tabs in small views
Splitter Bars- horizontal or vertical bars
Title Slide-first slide in a presentation
Title-the main topic of any slide
Placeholders- a preset location reserving space for a slide element
Thumbnails-slide tabs in small views
Splitter Bars- horizontal or vertical bars
Title Slide-first slide in a presentation
Title-the main topic of any slide
Placeholders- a preset location reserving space for a slide element
PowerPoint Sumary
Summary:
I have used powerpoint before. It can help explaining presentaions way easier. It also makes it the presentation interesting. You can use pictures to show the viewers exactly what you are talking about. You can use the powerpoint to create a slide show to talk about different topics.
I have used powerpoint before. It can help explaining presentaions way easier. It also makes it the presentation interesting. You can use pictures to show the viewers exactly what you are talking about. You can use the powerpoint to create a slide show to talk about different topics.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Monday, December 10, 2007
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Vocabulary Review
1.Active Cell- The active cell in used is the cell that's being used.
2. Cell-A cell is the intersection of a row and a column in a table or worksheet. It contains information such as text, numbers, or graphics.
3. Column-A column is the vertical line of cells identified by an alphabetic label in the first cell on the top.
4. Find-The Find command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document.
5. Formula-In Excel, a cell entry that performs a calculations and begins with an equal sign in the cell [i.e. =SUM(A1:A20)] is called a formula.
6. Label-A label is a text entry in an Excel worksheet.
7. Range-A cell or group of cells that can be selected in an Excel worksheet is called a range.
8. Replace-The Replace command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document and replace it with new text and/or formatting that you specify.
9. Row-A row is the horizontal line of cells identified by a number in the first cell on the left.
10. Value-A numeric entry in Excel is called a value.
11. Workbook-A workbook is an Excel file that can contain up to 256 worksheets.
12. Worksheet-A worksheet is a page—or one spreadsheet—in an Excel workbook.
2. Cell-A cell is the intersection of a row and a column in a table or worksheet. It contains information such as text, numbers, or graphics.
3. Column-A column is the vertical line of cells identified by an alphabetic label in the first cell on the top.
4. Find-The Find command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document.
5. Formula-In Excel, a cell entry that performs a calculations and begins with an equal sign in the cell [i.e. =SUM(A1:A20)] is called a formula.
6. Label-A label is a text entry in an Excel worksheet.
7. Range-A cell or group of cells that can be selected in an Excel worksheet is called a range.
8. Replace-The Replace command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document and replace it with new text and/or formatting that you specify.
9. Row-A row is the horizontal line of cells identified by a number in the first cell on the left.
10. Value-A numeric entry in Excel is called a value.
11. Workbook-A workbook is an Excel file that can contain up to 256 worksheets.
12. Worksheet-A worksheet is a page—or one spreadsheet—in an Excel workbook.
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