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| Auto Save | This feature of Office 2010 automatically saves your document periodically. |
| Handouts | Printouts of your presentation with one, two, three, four, six or nine slides ona a page for you or your audience to use for reference. |
| Template | A pattern or blueprint of a slide or group of slides. |
| Slide Sorter View | In PowerPoint, this gives you a view of your slides in thumbnail form. It makes it easy for you to sort and organize the sequence of your slides. |
| Reading View | In PowerPoint, use this view to deliver your presentation not to an audience but instead to someone viewing your presentation on their own computer. |
| Footer | Used to include vital information at the bottom of individual slides or handout. |
| Slide | Individual pages in a PowerPoint presentation. |
| Normal View | In PowerPoint, this is the main editing view, where you write and design your presentation. |
| Notes Area | The area of the PowerPoint window that allows the presenter to add notes to the presentation. |
| Auto Recover | This feature of Office 2010 allows you to recover documents that you failed to save. |
| Outline Pane | The area of the PowerPoint window that displays the congtent of each of your slides in the form of an outline. |
| Placeholder | Areas in a presentation that are preformed for content and are part of a presentation's outline. |
| Theme | A predefined "look" for your presentation that includes one or more slide layouts with coordinating colores, a matching background, fonts, and effects. |
| Slide Area | The are of the PowerPoint window that shows a large view of the slide you are currently working on. |
| Slide Pane | The area of the PowerPoint window that provides a miniture version of all of your slides in order. |
| Slide Show View | In PowerPoint, use this view to deliver your presentation to audience. |
| Speaker Notes | Notes can be added to your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to jog your memory while you are delivering the presentation. |
| Header | Used to include vital information at the top of individual slides or handouts. |
