[share_ebook] PowerPoint 2007 Bible

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• Author: Faithe Wempen

Creating a good presentation is much more than just clicking a few dialog boxes and typing some text. It requires knowledge and planning—lots of it. With the PowerPoint 2007 Bible you will not only be able to build a presentation with PowerPoint, but you’ll also be able to explain why you made the choices you did, and you’ll deliver that presentation smoothly and with confidence.

Experienced PowerPoint presenters will find the book full of coverage of Microsoft's new Office user interface for PowerPoint, including the innovative Ribbon. Anyone using PowerPoint will appreciate the advice on how to avoid really bad PowerPoint, get beyond bullet points, and engage the audience by creating PowerPoint presentations that don't suck.

Valuable CD-ROM included! The CD-ROM included with the book contains more than 500 ready-to-use PowerPoint templates, backgrounds and themes from some of the best-known professional PowerPoint designers

Some of the topics covered include:

• Getting familiar with PowerPoint, the new tabs and Ribbon, the Office menu, SmartArt, and PowerPoint views
• Delivering an effective presentation from identifying your audience and purpose through developing the content and rehearsing to preparing the room and equipment and finally getting on stage
• Working with slides, text, and text formatting including the right fonts for your presentation format
• Laying out slides and presentations with layouts, masters,backgrounds, and the new PowerPoint 2007 Themes
• Working with tables and including tabluar material and data from Word or Excel
• Drawing, working with photos and using charts, clip art, and PowerPoint 2007's new SmartArt
• Adding sound effects, music, video, and soundtracks
• Creating animations and transitions
• Supporting your audience and presentation with handouts, speaker notes, and outlines
• Working with PowerPoints live presentation tools including on-screen controls, backup slides, custom shows, preparing your presentation for use on another computer, and preparing your AV equipment or projectors
• Building other presentation types including a self-running kiosk and a web and CD/DVD presentations
• Sharing and collaborating on presentations on a LAN or using the new SharePoint Slide Library
• 4 special labs to help you put all of your PowerPoint skills to us in great content including presenting content with out Bullet lists
• The CD-ROM included with the book contains more than 500 ready-to-use PowerPoint templates, backgrounds and themes from some of the best-known professional PowerPoint designers

From the Back Cover
Make an impact on your audience with PowerPoint 2007

 

To deliver a compelling presentation to your audience, you need to get the most out of PowerPoint's powerful features. In this comprehensive guide to PowerPoint 2007, experienced author and trainer Faithe Wempen shows you how to do both. You'll get up to speed on PowerPoint's new interface and the Ribbon—while you also find out what contributes to a good presentation, such as choosing the right amount and style of information for your audience.

• Format with Layouts, Themes, and Master slides
• Integrate drawings, charts, or data from a variety of sources
• Get beyond bullet points and reading slides full of text and learn to engage your audience during your presentation
• Add sound effects, music, animation, and video
• Present from multiple monitors and separate computers
• Design interactive or self-running kiosk shows

Use SmartArt to quickly turn plain text into graphics

Create professional-looking charts with a few mouse clicks

Use any shape as a photo frame, and use WordArt for text effects

What's on the CD-ROM?

You'll find more than 500 professionally designed PowerPoint templates and backgrounds that you can use in your own PowerPoint presentations.

Please see Appendix C for details.

Also in the Book

Four special project labs highlight complete presentations that show a variety of ways to create content.

• Presenting Content Without Bulleted Lists
• Creating the Illusion of Movement with Static Graphics
• Designing a Menu-Based Navigational System
• Creating a Classroom Game