• Interactive document - is a file created in another application, opened during the running of a slide show
• Project 4 customizes the Internet Training seminar presentation created in Project 3

• Color scheme - is a set of eight balanced colors you can apply to all slides, an individual slide, notes pages, or audience handouts. A color scheme consists of colors for background, text and lines, shadows, title text, fills, accent and hyperlink.

• Horizontal - displays at top of slide
• Vertical - displays at left of slide
• tick marks - display in 1/2 inch segments when zoom percentage is 25 or 33 %
• pointer indicator - traces position of mouse pointer, displays exact location on both rulers
• When Ruler command active, check mark displays on both View and shortcut menu

• Guides are used to align objects
• Guides are two straight dotted lines, one horizontal and one vertical
• When object is close to a guide, its corner or its center (whichever is closer) snaps, or attaches itself, to the guide
• You can move guides to meet your alignment requirements

• WordArt toolbar - allows you to rotate, slant,curve, and alter the shape of letters.
• WordArt toolbar - contains buttons that allow you to change an object’s appearance (change character spacing and alignment, scale the size, add different fill and line colors)
• see Table 4-2 PP4.20

• Size and rotate area - enlarge or reduce an object, turn an object around its axis
• Scale area - change object’s size while maintaining its height-to-width ratio (aspect ratio)

• Action button - built-in 3-D button that can perform specific tasks (go to next slide, provide help, give information, play a sound, execute a hyperlink
• hyperlink - shortcut to jump to another program, specific slides, or internet address
• Action Settings command on Slide Show menu used to setup action buttons

• Absolute link - assumes the linked files will stay at the same location
• Relative link - assumes the linked files could possibly move to a new location at a later date

• Supporting slide - provides detailed information to supplement another slide in presentation
• Hide Slide command - hides supporting slide during running of slide show
• Press H-key to display supporting hidden slide
• no visible indicator displays to show that hidden slide exists, must know where hidden slide is located

• End
• PowerPoint
• Project 4

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