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Lesson 2: How to Create the Core of Your PresentationSpell Check and Slide Sorter
Spell Check To run spell check do the following: AutoCorrect Feature The AutoCorrect window will open. At the bottom you will see a list of commonly misspelled words and their corrections. Anytime you type the word incorrectly, as defined by this list, the computer will automatically correct the word with the proper spelling. You can also use this feature if you like to write in shorthand. For example, let’s say that you have to type the company name of Bob’s Burger Hut and you don’t like to type it out every time. You just want to type BBH instead and let the computer write out the whole name. In the AutoCorrect window type in “BBH” (no quotation marks) in the “Replace” box. Then type “Bob’s Burger Hut” (no quotation marks) in the “With” box. Click “Add” to add it to the list. Click “OK” to go back to your presentation. Now let’s see if this works. On a slide type “BBH” (no quotation marks) and hit return. The “BBH” should be replaced with Bob’s Burger Hut. Note that case doesn’t matter. Slide Sorter This time we have a longer presentation to work with and we are better at navigating around the program. I wanted to talk about the Slide Sorter again because it can prove helpful when modifying an existing presentation. You have determined that the order of your slides in not quite right and that you want to insert and delete slides. Slide Sorter To rearrange the slide order, click once on the slide you wish to move. Drag it between the desired slides. To delete a slide, click once on the slide and hit the “Delete” key. To insert a new slide, click once on the slide that will precede your new slide. Insert a new slide from the Insert menu. The Slide Sorter view provides a quick overview in which you can edit your presentation. Remember to go back to the “Normal” view when you are finished using the Slide Sorter. Topics for Discussion 2. Are you familiar with Word Art capabilities? 3. Are you familiar with free vs. fee based Clip Art websites? 4. There are alternate methods to modifying text and images including shortcut keys and menus. What do you prefer to use? (Menus, shortcut keys, or toolbars) 5. Did you know you can download different font types by searching Google or Yahoo? Just type in “free fonts” and see the website results.
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