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| Animation | Adds movement to text, graphics, and other objects on a Powerpoint slide or a Web page |
| Charts | Graphical representation of worksheet or table data |
| Design templates | Predesigned formats containing color schemes, styled fonts, background graphics, and so on, that can be applied to a presentation |
| Multimedia | The use of text, graphics, audio, and video in some combination to create an effective means of communication and interaction |
| Normal view | In PowerPoint, the default view that contains the Outline and Slides tabs, the Slide pane, the Notes pane, and the View buttons |
| Notes pane | Used to enter information that the presenter may refer to as the presentation is being delivered |
| Outline tab | Organizes the content of the presentation |
| Presentation software | A computer program used to organized and present information in the form of a slide show |
| Slide layout | In Microsoft PowerPoint, refers to the way text and objects are arranged on a slide |
| Slide pane | In Microsoft PowerPoint, displays the currently selected slide, on which you can enter and edit text, insert graphics, images, or audio and video clips, apply formats, and so forth |
| Slide Show view | The current slide fills the computer screen; in this view, you can click to progress through your slides and see the PowerPoint presentation as your audience will see it |
| Slide Sorter view | Displays thumbnails or miniature images of all slides in a PowerPoint presentation |
| Slides tab | Displays thumbnail images of each slide in a PowerPoint presentation. Click an image to display that slide in the Slide pane |
| Transitions | In PowerPoint, determine how slides move in and out of view in a presentation; you can attach special visual and sound effects to them |
| WordArt | Microsoft Office tool for adding special effects to text |
