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| The area behind the text and graphics of your slide |
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| Professionally designed pictures that come with Power Point |
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| Prepared slide designs with formatting and color schemes that you can apply to an open presentation |
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| A toolbar that contains bottons that let you create lines and shapes |
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| The Basic eight colors that make up a PowerPoint presetation. For example, a color scheme has a seperate color for text, lines, and background color. You can change that color scheme on any presentation at any time |
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| A toolbar that contains buttons for common task performed in Power Point |
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| A pre designed slide that contains placeholder layouts for titles, main text, clip art, graphis, and charts |
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| A dashed line box where you can place text and objects |
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| The component you place or draw on a slide |
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| A small box that appears when you drag the elevator in Slide and Note Pages view |
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| A reduced color versions of the current slide that appears in a small window |
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| A botton within a dialog box where you type information needed to carry out a command |
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| a time a slide stays on the screen during a slide show |
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| the effect moves one slide off the screen and the next on the screen during a slide show |
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| the first slide of your presintatoin |
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| the first slide of your presintatoin |
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| Helps you get your presentation started |
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| A symbol that appears next to a slide in Outline view |
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| The small square at each coner of a selected object |
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| a complete presentation graphics program |
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| helps you bundle everything you need |
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| a program that allows you to run, but not edit, a pp slide show |
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