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Presentation Software
Software that allows users to present thoughts and ideas clearly through visual information displayed in slides.
Microsoft PowerPoint
A graphical presentation program used to organize and present information.
slide pane
The area where you edit the current slide.
Thumbnail
Displays small previews of the slides and helps you navigate between them.
Notes Pane
The area where you can add speaker notes.
Status Bar
Displays slide and presentation status information.
.pptx
The standard editable PowerPoint file format.
Useful for sharing a non-editable viewing copy.
blank presentation
Creates a new presentation using default settings for text and color.
It does not include content or design elements.
Templates and theme
Create a presentation using pre-designed slide styles.
They provide a prepared design but do not automatically provide your actual presentation content.
New from existing
Creates a presentation using the formatting of a previously created presentation.
slide
An individual page of a PowerPoint presentation.
New Slide
Adds a new slide to the presentation.
Layout
Determines the arrangement of the title, text, and content placeholders.
Duplicate Slide
Creates a copy of an existing slide.
Delete slide
Removes an unnecessary slide.
Rearrange slide
Changes the order of slides by dragging their thumbnails to a new location.
sections
Help group slides into major parts of a presentation.
Theme
Coordinates the colors, fonts, backgrounds, and visual effects across slides.
design tab
Used to browse and apply themes and variants
Variants
Allow adjustments to the colors, fonts, and background of a selected theme when available.
Text placeholder
A prepared area on a slide where you can enter a title, subtitle, or body text.
Text box
An object that allows you to place text outside existing placeholders.
Emphasis
Using bold or color to highlight important words.
tables
Organize information into rows and columns.