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| Action Button | A built-in button shape that you can add to your presentation and then assign an action to occur upon the click of the mouse or wtih a mouse over. |
| After Previous | An animation command that begins the animation sequence for the selected PowerPoint slide element immediately after the completion of the previous animation or slide tranistion. |
| Animated GIF | A file format made up of a series of frames within a single file that creates the illusion of animation by displaying the frames one after the other in quick succession. |
| Animation | 1. Any type of motion or movement that occurs as the presentaion moves from slide to slide. 2. A special visual effect or sound effect added to text or an object. |
| Animation Pane | The area that contains a list of the animation effects added to your presentation. From this pane, you can add or modify effects. |
| Annotation | A note or highlight on a slide that can be saved or discarded. |
| Basic Custom Slide Show | A separte presentation saved with its own title and that contains some of the slides from the original presentation. |
| Chevron | A V-shaped symbol that indicates more information or options are available. |
| Custom Slide Show | Dispalys only the slide you want to dispay to an audience in the order you select. |
| E-mail Client | A software program that enables yo to compose and send e-mail. |
| Emphasis Effect | An animation effect that, for example, makes an object shrink or grow in size, change color, or spin on its center. |
| Entrance Effect | An animation effect that occurs when the text or object is introduced into the slide during a slide show. |
| Exit Effect | An animation effect that occurs when the text or object leaves the slide or disappears during a slide show. |
| File Extension | Also called the file type, it identifies the format of the file or the application used to create it. |
| Full Path | Includes the drive, the folder, and any subfolders in which a file is contained. |
| GIF | It is a file format used for graphic images. |
| Hyperlinked Custom Slide Show | A quick way to navigate to a separate slide show from within the original presentation. |
| Hyperlinks | A navigation element that, when clicked, will take you to another location, suck as a Web page, an e-mail address, another document, or a place within the same document. In a PowerPoint presentation, these can be used to link to a slide in the presentation, to a slide in a different presentation, or to a custom slide show. |
| HyperText Markup Language (HTML) | The language used to code Web pages. |
| HyperText Tranfer Protocol (HTTP) | The protocol used on the World Wide Web to define how messages are formatted and transmitted. |
| JPG (JPEG) | It is a file format used for photos. |
| Kiosk | A booth that includes a computer and a monitor that may have a touch screen. |
| Mricrosoft Outlook | An Office program with which you can manage e-mail and organizational activities. An example of e-mail client. |
| Motion Path Effect | An animation effect that determines how and in what direction text or objects will move on a slide. |
| Mouse Over | Refers to an action that will occur when the mouse pointer is placed on an Action button. No mouse click is required. |
| Navigation Tools | Buttons that display on the slides during a slide show that allow you to perform actions such as move to the next slide, the previous slide, the last viewed slide, or the end of the slide show. |
| On Click | An animation command that begins the animation sequence for the design, such as the background, that displays on all slide layouts in the presentation. |
| Protocol | A set of rules. |
| Timeline | A graphical representation that dispalys the number of seconds the animation takes sequence. |
| Transitions | Motion effects that occur when a presentation moves from slide to slide in Slide Show view and affect how content is revealed. |
| Transition Sound | A prerecorded sound that can be applied and will play as slides change from one to the next. |
| Transistion Speed | The timing of the transition between all slides or between the previous slide and the current slide. |
| Trigger | A portion of text, a graphic, or a picture that, when clicked, causes the audio or video to play. |
| Uniform Resource Locator (URL) | Defines the address of documents and resources on the Web. |
| Web Browser | A softwate application used for retrieving, presenting, and searching information resources on the World Wide Web. It formats Web pages so that they dispay properly. |
| With Previous | An animation command that begins the animation sequence on a PowerPoint slide at the same time as the previous animation or slide transition. |
