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Welcome to these tutorials, many of which were unique concepts when first published!

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logic: of presentations

[ logic 1: presentation structure ] [ logic 2: tri-pane view ] [ logic 3: move text fast ] [ logic 4: edit text ruthlessly ] [ logic 5: notes pane ] [ logic 6: visual clarity ] [ logic 7: powerpoint layouts ] [ logic 8: slide masters ] [ logic 9: slide grid and guides ] [ logic 10: ribbon logic ] [ logic 11: animate with confidence ] [ logic 12: present with confidence ] [ logic 13: the ending ] [ logic14: get powerpoint help ] [ logic 15: annoying prompts (new) ]

 

2. PowerPoint's Views

Logic: know where presentation elements go

PowerPoint 2010 Tri-pane view

PowerPoint has three views know as a Tri-pane View:

  1. Slide View- what most people are familiar with.

  2. Notes View- for text for printing.

  3. Outline View- which has a slide and outline section.

  4. Task panes- that can include animation, etc. Technically, the Task Pane is not considered a View.

  

 

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