Windows 7 makes it easier than ever to change the look of
your powerpoint with a few easy clicks.
Important points to consider.
- You earn no points for the color and look of your powerpoint. Spend your time finding the information.
- Points can be deducted for annoying and hard to read colors, fonts, and animations.
The best way to do change everything is on the ToolBar look
for “View” and then choose “Slide Master.” Anything you change while on the
Slide Master will change every other slide – this is why it is useful.
On the toolbar look through the “Aa Themes” and choose a
design you like. If you hover over it, it will give you’re a preview. You can
then change the colors of this theme by looking at the end of the row and pulling down the color
tab. So pick a design and pick a color scheme. You can also change the fonts
here. Done! When you are done making your changes look on the toolbar for a red
X that says “Close Master View.” Then go through and proof your slides. You may
need to move some boxes around.
**Note: White or solid color backgrounds are the clearest and
easiest to read.
Currently your powerpoint has an animation scheme called “Appear.”
I would advise you not to change that and not to change your transitions as it
will distract from your powerpoint.
Please ask MsJ if you have any questions.
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