Datasheet

Each slide layout has a name. For example, the Title and Content layout

includes a text object in addition to the title area. This is probably the layout

you’ll use most. It’s the best format for presenting a topic along with several

supporting points. For example, Figure 1-5 shows a typical bulleted list slide,

in which a list of bulleted items describes signs that your son is headed down

the road toward moral decay.

Moving from slide to slide

You have several ways to move forward and backward through your presen-

tation, from slide to slide:

 Click one of the double-headed arrows at the bottom of the vertical

scroll bar. Doing so moves you through the presentation one slide at

a time.

 Press the Page Up and Page Down keys. Using these keys also moves

one slide at a time.

Figure 1-4:

Choosing a

slide layout.

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