If you are
beginning to learn or use computer presentation software, it
is often useful to view a presentation that has been
constructed by another.
Online
viewing: The
following list consists of PowerPoint slides that demonstrate
the techniques set forth in the name. They can be viewed
online by clicking on them (the slides demonstrating the
"layering" technique for scanned documents
constitute very large files that take a long time to load, so
be patient!).
Copying
and deconstructing: To
copy the slide so that you can open it in your own PowerPoint
software (thereby allowing you to see exactly how the slide
was constructed to achieve the result), open it on screen,
then click on "File", "Save As" and give
it a name and address on your own computer (example of
location: Desktop; example of name: "lesser
included offenses"). Open your copy of PowerPoint,
select "open", then "desktop" (wherever
you stored the presentation), then the name of the file you
just copied. |
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Demo slides:
click on what you wish to view
Note: Every effort has
been made to reduce the size of these files to manageable portions, but they
still take some time to load. Be patient!
(Don't forget to left-click if nothing happens -- YOU control when things
appear!)
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Last
updated:
July 22, 2014
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