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rayalextrujillo on January 7, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Line Wraps | Text that exceeds the width of the placeholder. |
| Metadata | Can include such information as the project author, title, or subject. |
| Menu | Contains a list of commands. |
| MIcrosoft Office Power Point 2007 | A complete presentation graphics program allows you to produce professional-looking presentations. |
| Document Properties | Information as the author,title,or subject |
| Document Theme | Consistancy in design and color throughout the entire presentation by setting to color scheme, font, and font size and layout presentation |
| Drag and Drop | Process of dragging and then dropping the thumbnail in a new location |
| Drawing | Form and modify diagrams using shapes such as arcs, arrows, cubes, rectanges,stars, and triangles |
| Layouts | _________ are used to position content on the slide |
| Level | A position within a structure that indicates the magnitude of importance. |
| Live Preview | feature that lets you point to a choice in a gallery or palette & preview the choice applied to the document without actually applying the choice |
| Line Spacing | the vertical distance between two lines of type |
| Key Tip | to select a command using the keyboard, press its displayed code letter |
| Key Tip Badge | key code icon for certain commands |
| Keywords | Words or phrases that further describe the document |
| Landscape Orientation | Where the default slide layouts are set up in |
| Active Tab | the tab currently displayed |
| Auto Fit | Automatically adjusts the height and width of cells |
| Layouts | _________ are used to position content on the slide |
| Level | A position within a structure that indicates the magnitude of importance. |
| Live Preview | feature that lets you point to a choice in a gallery or palette & preview the choice applied to the document without actually applying the choice |
| Outline Tab | Alternates between views of the presentation in a thumbnail or miniature view of the slides. |
| Outlining | Develop your presentation using an outline format. You can also import outlines from Microsoft Word or other word processing programs. |
| Paragraph | A segment of text with the same format that begins when you press "Enter" and ends when you press "Enter" again. |
| Place holders | Boxes with dotted or hatch-marked borders that are displayed when you create a new slide. |
| Keywords | Words or phrases that further describe the document |
| Notes Page view | A format that is used in presentations that allows the user to create notes for their presentation. |
| Notes pane | Pane that allows you to type in notes about the presentation that you are currently working on. |
| Office Button | Icon of Microsoft Word Office 2007 that gives icons for a faster access to the system's programs. |
| Office Theme | Default theme for the slide shows in Powerpoint when the program is started. |
| slide indicator | shows the number and title of the slide you are about to display. |
| slide pane | a location where you can see what your typing which shows a large view of the slide. |
| slide view show | is used for making a presentation. |
| slide show | another word for Power point presentation. |
| Active tab | the tab that is currently displayed |
| AutoFit | A button that reduces the size |
| Automatically updated properties | file system properties, such as date you create/change file, statistics, such as file size |
| Black Slide | indicates the end of a presentation |
| Charting | Create and insert charts into your presentation and then add effects and chart elements |
| collaborating | share your presentation with friends and co-workers |
| color | defines the hue of the characters |
| contextual tabs | tabs under the top level tabs |
| point | is 1/72 of an inch in height |
| pop-up menu | A short list of choices or instructions with information that is customized for a particular area of a program, appearing on a screen in a small window. |
| Power Point Help | 35 mm slides, transparency masters, on-screen presentations, outline pages |
| preparing delivary | using presentation tools showing only selected slides in a presentation and packing the presentation |
| hard copy | a printed version of the presentation |
| home tab | the primary tab |
| horizontal scroll bar | located on the bottom of the slide pane |
| inserting multimedia | mircosoft clip organizer cotains hundreds of media |
| scroll bar | band on the right side or bottom of a window that you click to bring different parts of a document into view |
| scroll box | reflects the location of the portion of the document that is displayed in the document window |
| shortcut menu | appears when you right-click an object, is a list of frequently used commands that relate to the right-clicked object |
| size | specifies the height of the character and is gauged by a measurement system that uses point |
| slide | the basic unit of a powerpoint presentation it may contain txt and objects such as graphics, tables, charts and drawing |
| mini toolbar | contains commands related to changing the appearance of text in slide |
| mouse pointer | becomes different shapes depending on the tasks you are performing in power point and the pointer's location on the screen |
| multi-level | level bulleted list side a slide that consists of more than one level of bulleted text |
| Ribbon | Located near the top of the powerpoint window |
| Saving the Window | Save presentation or parts of a presentation in HTML |
| Scroll arrow | Each end of a scroll bar |
| Scroll Bars | bars that appear on the right edge of the window when you have created at least two slides |
| presentation | a PowerPoint which is also called a slide show |
| printout | printed version of the presentation |
| promoting | higher level paragraph |
| Quick Access Toolbar | located by default above the ribbon |
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