Adding movement to specific objects on a single slide.
Located at the very bottom, this bar displays the current slide number, the theme name, and view shortcuts (Normal, Slide Sorter, Reading View, and Slide Show) along with the . 5. Slides/Outline Pane
Starting the presentation, setting up monitors, and recording narrations. Review: Spell check, comments, and comparing versions. Adding movement to specific objects on a single slide
Replacing the "Office Button" from 2007, this blue tab allows you to manage files. You can save, open, print, and share your presentation here. 3. Quick Access Toolbar (QAT)
Adding tables, pictures, shapes, charts, and media (video/audio). Design: Choosing themes, background styles, and page setup. Transitions: Applying animations between slides. You can save, open, print, and share your presentation here
Here are the key components of the PowerPoint 2010 interface: 1. The Ribbon
The strip on the left side of the window that allows you to quickly navigate through your slides or view your text in an outline format. Design: Choosing themes
The Ribbon is the wide band at the top containing almost all commands. It is divided into several tabs: