PowerPoint Tutorial: Slide Shows, Shortcuts and Custom Slides (Part 5)
Explore “Slide Shows, Shortcuts and Custom Slides” in this PowerPoint Tutorial lesson. Part 5 of the five-part series brings together the source material and lesson topics. Use the contents links to find a section, read the notes, and consult the complete original teaching slides below.
Lesson topics
- Insert objects in ppt
- Power point slide show
- Shortcuts during presentation mode
- Setup slide show
- Custom slides
Contents
- Read the original document
- Insert objects in ppt
- Power point slide show
- Shortcuts during presentation mode
- Setup slide show
- Custom slides
- Record Slide Show/rehearse timings
- Compare & merge
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Read the original source document
Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial: original teaching slides for this study series.
Insert objects in ppt
Insert objects in ppt Insert –Object Create new. Create From file.
Power point slide show
Power point slide show Slide Show –Go to slide show tab or press F5 from keyboard. To start your presentation from current slide then press Shift +F5.
Shortcuts during presentation mode
Shortcuts during presentation mode Short cut to highlight or mark: By CTRL+P you can mark text during presentation. To get eraser or erase press CTRL+E. To erase all at once at once press only E. For highlighter CTRL+I. For laser pointer CTRL+L. Show/Hide ink markup CTRL+M. Change Pointer CTRL+A.
Setup slide show
Setup slide show Hide/Show slide: Slide Show -Set up -Hide Slide/Unhide. Set up Slide show: Slide Show –Setup Slide show Set up Show: Browsed by individual (Presented) Browsed at kiosk (Will play in loop) Show without narration Show without animation.
Custom slides
Custom slides Go to slide show –Select custom show –Rename –Add –ok This option separately shows the slides.
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Record Slide Show/rehearse timings
Record Slide Show/rehearse timings Slide Show –Record Slide Show. This saves sound and how much time spend on one slide. Rehearse Timings Observe only timings. So it will record only timing.
Compare & merge
Compare & merge Compare two PowerPoint files. Review one by one slide. Accept changes. Reject Changes. End Review Review tab –Compare –Merge You will se reviewing pane. Tick mark ,it will merge items from another file we opened for comparison.
Review questions and answers
What are the key points about Power point slide show?
Power point slide show Slide Show –Go to slide show tab or press F5 from keyboard. To start your presentation from current slide then press Shift +F5.
What are the key points about Shortcuts during presentation mode?
Shortcuts during presentation mode Short cut to highlight or mark: By CTRL+P you can mark text during presentation. To get eraser or erase press CTRL+E. To erase all at once at once press only E. For highlighter CTRL+I. For laser pointer CTRL+L. Show/Hide ink markup CTRL+M. Change Pointer CTRL+A.
What are the key points about Setup slide show?
Setup slide show Hide/Show slide: Slide Show -Set up -Hide Slide/Unhide. Set up Slide show: Slide Show –Setup Slide show Set up Show: Browsed by individual (Presented) Browsed at kiosk (Will play in loop) Show without narration Show without animation.
What are the key points about Custom slides?
Custom slides Go to slide show –Select custom show –Rename –Add –ok This option separately shows the slides.
What are the key points about Record Slide Show/rehearse timings?
Record Slide Show/rehearse timings Slide Show –Record Slide Show. This saves sound and how much time spend on one slide. Rehearse Timings Observe only timings. So it will record only timing.
More lessons from this document
- Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial — Part 1
- Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial — Part 2
- Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial — Part 3
- Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial — Part 4
- Microsoft PowerPoint – Tutorial — Part 5
Conclusion
The important points in Insert objects in ppt should be reviewed alongside the definitions, examples and comparisons given above. Continue with the other four articles to cover the rest of the source material.