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PowerPoint 2007

PowerPoint 2007. Presented By: Terence Peak. What’s New. This section will explain the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, MS Office Button, Mini Toolbar, and Key Tips. What’s New. Revisions in Office 2007 have created major changes in the layout of PowerPoint.

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PowerPoint 2007

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  1. PowerPoint 2007 Presented By: Terence Peak

  2. What’s New This section will explain the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, MS Office Button, Mini Toolbar, and Key Tips

  3. What’s New • Revisions in Office 2007 have created major changes in the layout of PowerPoint. • The Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar and MS Office Button and thereplace the menu, Standard and Formatting Toolbars in PowerPoint 2003. • The Mini Toolbar provides quick access to popular editing functions. • Key Tips are shortcuts to tab and menu options on the Ribbon. • If you would prefer an online tutorial, click here

  4. The Ribbon Tabs: 8 tabs representing common related activities. Groups: Sections containing Related items or tasks. Commands: Buttons, boxes or menus relating to specific functions within PowerPoint. All menus are located within tabs on the Ribbon The three parts of the Ribbon are Tabs,Groups, & Commands.

  5. Quick Access Toolbar • Located next to the MS Office Button, the Quick Access Toolbar offers one-click access to the most widely used office functions. • By default, there are 3 buttons Save,Undo, and Redo. • Click on the arrow next to the toolbar, to open the Customize menu • Click the checkbox next to each feature to add and more options to the toolbar • This is a New Feature

  6. The MS Office Button • The MS Office Button replaces the File menu. • It is the access point to: • Create New presentations • Open • Save • Print • Close

  7. The MS Office Button • The MS Office Button also houses: • Recently Openedpresentations. • Convertconverts PowerPoint files into the 2007 Format. • Prepare to finalize presentations for distribution. • Send which distributes presentations through facsimile or email. • Publishto distribute a presentation to a server, blog, or shared workspace. • PowerPoint Options (previously located under the Tools menu).

  8. PowerPoint Options • Opens the Options menu previously located on the Tools menu. • There are 8 categories: • Popular • Proofing • Save • Advanced • Customize • Add-Ins • Trust Center • Resources

  9. The Mini Toolbar • The Mini Toolbar is a menu of frequently used formatting tools that appears when text is highlighted in a presentation. • This is a New Feature.

  10. Key Tips • Key Tips are shortcuts to tab and menu options on the Ribbon. This is a New Feature. • Push the alt key to show the Key Tips, then push the corresponding letter on the keyboard to activate it.

  11. PowerPoint Help • For 2007, Microsoft has eliminated the Help menu. Instead, assistance is available through Resources in PowerPoint Options. • Download • Troubleshoot • Help online

  12. The Ribbon

  13. The Ribbon tabs • Home: Popular PowerPoint options found on the Standard and Formatting Toolbars in PowerPoint 2003. • Insert: Items associated with the Insert menu. • Design:Items relating to how a presentation is set up before any text is typed on the screen. • Animations:Replaces the Animation Task Pane and the Slideshow menu. • Slide Show:The Slideshowtab replaces the functions located on the Slideshow menu. • Review:Options for proofing, comments, tracking changes & presentation protection. • View: Options for how you see presentations on the screen.

  14. The Home tab • Clipboard group:Cut, copy and paste text, plus the Format Painter. The Clipboard commandopens the Clipboard, which stores up to 24 items. • The Slides group: New Slides & Slide Layout. There are 12 layout options. • The Font group: Edit fonts, font colors, font sizes & font styles. The Font menu is on the Font command bar. • The Paragraph group:Edit bullets and numbering, indentation, line spacing, text alignment (both horizontal and vertical), columns, text direction, and Smart Graphic conversion.

  15. The Home tab • The Drawing group:Insert or edit graphic elements in a PowerPoint presentation. • Arrange: Order, group, and Position objects. • Quick Styles: Fill text boxes and AutoShapes. • Shape Options: Fill, Line, and Font Color options. • Shape Effects: Add shading to shapes.

  16. The Drawing Tools Format tab • Additional options for editing shapes and objects including: • Insert Shapes group: The AutoShapes menu. • Shapes Styles group: Quick Styles, shape fill, shape effects. • WordArt group: WordArt. • Arrange menu group: Order, group, position. • Object Size menu group: Resize objects and shapes. • Tabs are accessed by double-clicking on an object.

  17. The Home tab • The Editing group: • Find: Locate a text item within a presentation. • Replace: Replace the found item with a different item. • Select text or object: Selects similar text or objects for editing.

  18. The Insert tab • The tables group: Inserts tables into a presentation. After the table is created, TheTableToolstab opens with two additional ribbons, Design and Layout. • Design tab: This ribbon features table design options. • Layout tab: This ribbon features table format options.

  19. The table group • Insert table: Mouse over the cells to create a table. • Insert table: Create a table using the insert table menu. • Draw table:Draw a table manually. • Convert text to table: Select text and click this icon to convert text to a table. • Excel spreadsheet: Imbed an Excel spreadsheet into your presentation. Excel opens in PowerPoint. • Quick tables: Opens a menu with 8 preformatted tables, including 4 calendars.

  20. The Insert tab • The Illustration group: Inserts images and graphics. Itreplaces similar functions on the Insert menu. • Picture, Clipart & Chart: Insert these types of graphics. • Photo Album: Creates a Photo sideshow. • Shapes: Replaces the AutoShapes menu. • SmartArt: Similar to Visio. • Chart: Opens the PowerPoint Chart Wizard. • Double-click on an image to open the Picture Tools tab.

  21. The Picture Tools tab The Picture Tools tabreplaces the Picture Toolbar. The Adjust group: Edits image brightness, contrast, color, image quality, replaces images, or resets image to original settings. The Picture Styles group: Adds frames, effects, shadows and shapes to an image. The Arrange group: Formats images that are imbedded within text. The Size group: Edit image size and crop images.

  22. The Insert tab • The Links group: Places different types of links in a presentation. • Hyperlink: Links to another slide, presentation, or website. • Action: Link to another slide, website, program, run a Macro, or play a sound from an external source. • The Text group:Inserts a Text Box, Header or Footer, WordArt, Date and Time, Slide Number, Symbol, or Object in a presentation. • Media Clips group: Inserts video and sound clips.

  23. The Design tab • The Page Setup group: Page setup and slide orientation. • The Themes group: Design themes. • The Background group: Background styles & graphics.

  24. The Animations tab The Preview group: Preview animations and slide transitions. The Animations group:Two options: Animate: Animates individual parts of a slide, such as text boxes or images. CustomAnimation: Lets you fine-tune animation on specific slides for emphasis. The Transitions group: Adds specific transitions to slides or slideshows. Includes for transition speed, transition sound, and slide advancement.

  25. The Slideshow tab The Start Slideshow group: From beginning, current slide or custom. The Set Up group: Options for viewing and playback. The Monitors group:Options to set playback resolution.

  26. The Review tab The Proofing group: Popular tools for reviewing presentations. Includes spell check. The Comments group Shows changes or suggested changes from other sources. The Protection group: Limits the changes that can be made to a shared presentation.

  27. The View tab The Presentation Views group:View slideshow as show, notes, sorted, or from the Slide Master. The Show/Hide group: Reveals rulers & gridlines. Zoom: Slide show editor viewed larger or smaller. Color: Convert show to color, grayscale, or black & white. Window: Open and display multiple presentations. Macro: Create Macros.

  28. The Slide Master tab Edit Master: Edit the slide master, add or delete the layout (i.e. a title slide), or rename the master slide. Master Layout: Edit the layout of the slide including textboxes, headers and footers. Edit Theme: Change the colors of the theme. Background: Adds a Background theme or color. Page Setup: determines characteristics for printing (page set up) or viewing (slide orientation).

  29. Questions? Terence Peak, M.Ed. Coordinator of Technology Training The University of the Incarnate Word (210) 829-3920 tpeak@uiwtx.edu

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