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There comes a time with every
presentation when you have to actually

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deliver it to an audience.

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Luckily, PowerPoint comes with several
different tools that can help you give

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polished and  professional looking presentations.
When you're ready

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there are many ways to begin playing your
presentation. For example using the

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command on the Quick Access Toolbar

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the button at the bottom of the window,
or the options on the Slide Show tab.

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In this example, we're going to click the
button here, which will take us to the

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first slide of the presentation.

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Alternatively you could press the F5 key
on your keyboard to do the same thing.

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To go to the next slide you can click
your mouse

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or press the Space bar on your keyboard

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You can also use the arrow keys on your
keyboard to go backwards

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or forwards

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You can also use the options in the bottom left corner that appear only when you move your mouse

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This gives you easy access to navigation
buttons and also some other options that

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can help during your presentation.

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Have you ever wanted to access something else while you were in the middle of a presentation?

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For example, maybe a website
or a file in another program?

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All you have to do is click Screen, then
choose Show Taskbar.

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Now you can access the File Explorer,
your web browser, and anything else that

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you have pinned to your taskbar.

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When you're ready to exit the program,
all you have to do is close or minimize

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the window and you'll be taken straight
back to the full screen presentation.

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Getting back to the menu, another tool I
use pretty often is Show All Slides.

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Just click the button here....

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and it displays a thumbnail version of
each slide in your presentation, so you

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can easily skip ahead or go back.

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You can access the same feature by
right-clicking anywhere on the screen

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then choosing See All Sides.

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Now would be a good time to talk about

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using some of the drawing
tools, which can help to call attention

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to specific things in your presentation.

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Just open the menu here and you can turn your cursor into a pen highlighter or

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even a laser pointer.

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First select the one you want, then click and drag to drive anywhere on the screen.

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This makes it easy to point out the most
successful fundraiser for example

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and also the least successful.

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Drawing with your mouse can be a little
tricky so you might want to try the

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feature out before you use it in front
of an audience.

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To erase any markings, open the menu
again and choose one of these options.

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When you're done you can switch back to
the regular mouse pointer by deselecting the current tool.

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I think I'm ready to wrap this up so I'm
going to exit the slideshow now and go

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back to PowerPoint. To do this just press
ESC on your keyboard or navigate past

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the final slide your presentation

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or go to the Slide Options Menu and choose End Show

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Before we leave PowerPoint will ask if we want to keep the ink markings we just made.

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I'm going to keep them for now, which
means that they stay on the slide

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but we can delete them at any time.

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Just select the mark, then press Delete or Backspace on your keyboard.

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What if are you going to be using a second display to give your presentation, like a

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projector or a separate monitor? There is
actually a really cool feature called

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Presenter View that can give you extra
help behind the scenes.

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Here's how it works:

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First, start your presentation as usual

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then go to the Side Options menu,

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next choose Show Presenter View

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and you'll be taken to a special set of
tools that only you can see

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the audience will just see the
presentation as normal.

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The layout is pretty different compared
to normal presentation view, but if

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you look closely you'll find a lot of
familiar features.

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For example here and most of the options
that we discussed earlier including

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the Pen Tool, the Show All Slides button, and navigation options.

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There are also features that let you keep track of the time,

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preview the upcoming slide,

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and reference notes you've added to a slide, which can come in really handy.

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When you're done, go ahead and click the
button that says End Slide Show.

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There's just one more thing I'd like to
show you that can help with your

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presentation depending on what you need.

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Make sure that you're on the Slide Show
tab

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then click Set Up Slide Show

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and you can access settings that control
how your presentation is played.

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For instance, if you ever need your
slideshow to run on a loop

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maybe at a kiosk or a trade show booth

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there's an option for that here.

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You can also control which slides are
included in the presentation

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whether they advance manually or automatically
and much more

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Now you know how to present your
slideshow in PowerPoint.

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With a little practice, and with so many extra tools, you'll be a better presenter in no time!

