How to work with PowerPoint section bar for dynamic presentation?

Asked By alland ornad 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/20/2013

In the PowerPoint program I can see there is a section bar. I think that is one for dynamic presentation but I do not know how to work with this. Do you know about the use of the PowerPoint section bar? I appreciate you to suggest me.

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Answered By Jolene B Just 40 points N/A #182653

How to work with PowerPoint section bar for dynamic presentation?

Hello,

Microsoft PowerPoint is a software, Which is used for computer presentation. All these presentations are made to perform, display or teaching, Official and organizational purposes. Now further a dew, I'm sending you a link from there you will be able to know each and everything about PowerPoint. 

• http://www.functionx.com/powerpoint/Lesson01.htm

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Answered By Franklin Alejo 0 points N/A #182654

How to work with PowerPoint section bar for dynamic presentation?

Hi Alland Ornad,

 

Power point is one of the best methods that helps you to present your work perfectly. You need to let us know what Office are you using, because settings /options even naming change somehow in each office version. 

 

Basic settings/options are the same in all of them, but the newest the office the more possibilities you have to make dynamic and powerful presentations.

 

In order to make a dynamic presentation you should be familiarized with these PPT terms/options:

 

"Clip Art"

"Video & Sound"

"Animations"

"Custom Animation"

"Layout"

 

By combining all the above in a slide show you will see how simple it is to create a dynamic PPT.

 

You may find several tutorials for PPT presentations, but I suggest to read carefully Microsoft Office official documentation.

 

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