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It's important to be able to use the different
PowerPoint views when you are developing your

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presentation.

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One of the last things I do before printing
is to go through my presentation one more

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time in slide sorter and slide show view.

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Right now, the Normal View command is selected.

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This is where you create and edit your slides.

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When you are ready to change views, just click
the command.

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Slide Sorter view is where the slides are
displayed horizontally.

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This allows you to see more slides in the
window and verify you have the correct number

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of slides.

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I always do a quick check and make sure they
are all here to ensure I haven't deleted any

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slides by mistake.

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You may not be able to see all the text on
each slide, but you can use the Zoom tool

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to zoom in, when you need to or zoom out.

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I also quickly check the general organization
of my slides.

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Slide Sorter view is a good view to make sure
everything flows the way you want.

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Let's see I think I want this Team Slide to
come before the Exercise.

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Slide Sorter is great for moving slides around.

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You also have Slide Show view, which launches
the slide that is selected and fills the computer

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screen.

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This is the view of the presentation the audience
will see.

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Let's see I'll just select slide 1 and then
click the slide show command.

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To move through the slides you have several
options.

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You can use the arrows or the Page Up and
Page Down keys to move forwards and backwards.

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You can even press the space bar or Enter
key to move forward.

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Also, if you move your cursor to the bottom
left part of the slide you'll see a small

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menu appear.

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You can click these arrows to move to the
Next or Previous slide, or click the icon

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with lines to access a menu.

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From the menu you can move to the Next or
Previous slide, jump to a specific slide,

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change your screen options, or end the show.

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If you right-click anywhere in the presentation,
a similar menu will appear that provides you

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with many of the same options.

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If you ever want to end the show, you can
choose it from this menu, or just press the

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Esc key on your keyboard.

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An interesting option is the pen command.

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If you click it, a menu appears that allows
you to change your cursor to a ball point

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pen, a felt tip pen, or a highlighter.

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You can even choose the color.

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Let's see, I'll choose Highlighter.

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You may be wondering how you could use this.

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Let's say you are talking to a large group
and you want to draw their attention to the

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3rd bullet on slide 8.

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You didn't format it differently when you
created the slide, but you can draw attention

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to it now.

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I can just click and drag my highlighter across
the text.

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If you are working with a complex line graph
or chart, these tools might be helpful to

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draw attention to a specific part.

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You could even use one of the pens to circle
specific information.

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When you reach the end of the presentation
you will have to choose whether you want to

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keep or discard the annotations, or notes,
you made, and then you revert back to Normal

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or Slide Show view, whichever view was active
before you launched the slide show.

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In addition to these 3 views, which you can
access from the bottom of the PowerPoint window

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there is a fourth view called Notes Page view
that you don't see as a command.

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To access all 4 views, select the View tab.

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You will see the 4 View commands on the left
side of the Presentation Views group.

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The Normal, Slide Sorter, and Slide Show commands
work just the same from here.

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Let's click the Notes Page view to see what
that looks like.

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As you can see, the slide is on top of the
page, with a placeholder area for text below

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it.

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This is so you can type notes to help you
when you present.

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These are often called speaker notes.

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These are formatted so you can print them
and have the slide and your notes together

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on the same page.

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You have two options.

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You can enter your notes here in Notes page
view, or in the notes section of Normal view.

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What you enter here will appear in the Notes
Page view.

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Once you're sure your presentation looks like
you want, and you've proofread it carefully,

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you may want to print the slides for the audience.Sometimes
when you give a presentation, you may only

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want the audience to see the slides on the
screen, while other times you may want to

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give them a hard copy of the presentation
to look at or take home with them.

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Now that I'm sure my slides don't have any
misspelled words, I can print copies of the

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slides for my audience or myself.

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Before I do this, I usually flip through each
slide one more time you can use the slides

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tab in the pane on the left, the scroll bar,
or like me, just use the arrow keys on the

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keyboard.

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If you do want to print, select the Microsoft
Office Button and choose Print.

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You have Print, Quick Print, and Print Preview
options.

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I personally don't use Print Preview very
often, but from here, you can make some decisions

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about what you are printing and your color
options.

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I don't use this very much because you can
do a lot of the same things from the Print

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dialog box.

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Let's select Print instead.

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The Print dialog box appears.

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If you have more than one printer, you can
select the one you want to use.

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You can click Properties and make some additional
choices.

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I'm not going to show you this since it varies
so much from printer to printer.

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You can choose to print all the slides, or
list only a few.

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If you decide to enter only a few, just list
them like they are in the example here.

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Now, the important part is to decide what
you want to print.

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If you select Ok right now, each slide will
be on its own page.

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If your slide show has many slides, this can
use a lot of paper.

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You may want to print handouts which prints
a smaller version of each slide with more

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than one slide on a page.

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If you choose this option, you then have to
decide how many slides to print to a page.

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The default is 6, but you can change that
to 3 and have room for the person to take

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notes or choose some other number, depending
on which number you choose, you may have the

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option to choose whether you want the slides
displayed horizontally or vertically.

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If you typed speaker notes in PowerPoint,
you can also print Notes Pages.

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I'll just leave this as a handout with 6 slides
to a page.

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You also have the option to print in grayscale
or color and you need to choose the number

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of copies to print.

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Collate is selected by default, which is probably
what you want so all the pages will print

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in the correct order.

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Once you have made all those decisions, you
are ready to click OK, and print your slides.

