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| Animation | Includes special visual and sound effects applied to text or content |
| Black Slide | Concludes the slide show so your audience never sees the PowerPoint window |
| Clip | Single media file that can include art, sound, animation, or movies |
| Demoting text | Creating a lower-level paragraph |
| Document Properties | Helps you organize and identify your files by giving details about a file (metadata) |
| Document Theme | Provides consistency in design and color throughout the entire presentation by setting color scheme, font set, and layout of presentation |
| Gif | Graphics Interchange Format. Often a graphic that has animation. Wide Web and are used for cartoons, logos, graphics with transparent areas, and animations. |
| Handout View | Printing option that prints multiple slides per sheet of paper |
| Layout | Arrangement of placeholders on a slide (9 total in Gallery) |
| Microsoft PowerPoint | Creating a slide show to convey information & deliver a professional presentation to an audience |
| Motion path | a created pathway for an object to be animated on a slide |
| Normal View | Composed of 3 working areas |
| Notes Pane/Speaker Notes | Area to type additional information (bottom) |
| Outline view | Shows all the text of all slides, in a list (in outline form) to the left of the PowerPoint screen. |
| Placeholders | Boxes with dotted lines that appear on slide layouts |
| Planning | Before typing a slide show requires this to establish purpose, analyze audience and gather information |
| Promoting text | Creating a higher-level paragraph |
| Rule of 7's | Each slide should have a maximum of 7 lines and 7 words on each line |
| Sizing Handles | Small squares and circles at each corner and middle of graphics used to resize images |
| Slide Pane | Large view of current slide (right) |
| Slide Transition | Special animation effect used to progress from one slide to the next (3 categories: Subtle, Exciting, Dynamic |
