Content. Introduction

Content.

 

Introduction.

Purpose of PowerPoint .

General information about the application.

Pros and cons of PowerPoint.

The task pane.

Program window 

1. 
   Create a new presentation in PowerPoint .
   
2. 
   Create a blank presentation .
   
3. 
   Saving the presentation .
   
4. 
   Editing and sorting slides .
   
5. 
   Animation in the process of changing slides.
   
6. 
   Animation of slide objects .
   
7. 
   View modes .
   
8. 
   Drawings .
   

Conclusion.

Literature

Introduction.

 

The world around us is full of all sorts of images, sounds, smells, and all this information is conveyed to a person's consciousness by his sense organs: sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch.

It is known that practically 90% of information is received by a person with the help of the organs of sight, about 9% - through the organs of hearing, and only 1% - with the help of other senses.

To solve this problem, I chose PowerPoint . Why Choose PowerPoint? Because it is multifunctional.

As I became familiar with the PowerPoint environment , I learned that :

The idea for PowerPoint came from Bob Gaskins, who decided that the age of graphic interactive materials was coming. In 1984, Bob joined Forethought and hired developer Denis Austin. Bob and Denis created a program and called it PowerPoint . In 1987 he released PowerPoint 1 .0. He worked in black and white. A color version soon appeared.