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| presentation | Software that can help you create the visual backdrop of speeches, lectures, and demonstrations. |
| sizing | ___ handles are small squares or circles at the corners and sides of a graphic used for resizing the graphic. |
| layouts | Your presentation software offers a variety of slide _____ that help you place titles, text, lists, graphs, and other elements. |
| transition | A ____ effect specifies how a slide replaces the previous slide during a presentation. |
| animation | An ____ effect adds motion to slide elements, such as titles or bulleted list items. |
| speaker | To remember what you want to say, you can read ___ notes. |
| projection | For large groups, computer ____ devices can display your slides on a wall screen in a conference room or theater. |
| lcd | An ___ projector shines a bright light through a small LCD panel. |
| dlp | A ___ projector shines a bright light onto an array of miniature mirrors. |
| screen-door | _____ effect refers to the perception that the pixels in an image are surrounded by a fine black border. |
| ansi | An ____ lumen rating is a measure of a projector's brightness. |
| resolution | Image ____ refers to the number of pixels that can be displayed on the projection device. |
| pixel | A dot or single point of light in an image. |
| keystoning | The tendency of projected images to appear more like trapezoids than true rectangles. |
| slide | A presentation ____ can contain text, graphics, and audio elements. |
