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There is no PowerPoint control center in Excel. MS PowerPoint is a presentation application. MS Excel is a spreadsheet.
The answer can be found at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/HA011327531033.aspx
The idea is to search online sources (I would suggest you start at Wikipedia) about "arithmethic progression", and write the main ideas in the PowerPoint presentation.
A scale that is nonlinear. ~
That so depends on the presentation and content. Typically, for engineering presentations, I assume 1-3 minutes per slide with average of 2 minutes per slide, for a 20-30 slide presentation. If you have only 5 or 10 minutes, about 5 to 10 slides.
Yes, PowerPoint provides an outline feature that allows a user to see an overview of the entire presentation.
it shows you how your presentation will lokk like it helps you view all the items that will be in your presentation
Not necessarily. If you give an oral presentation and do not use any technology, such as Microsoft Powerpoint, then it is just an oral presentation. A Powerpoint presentation is often done as part of an oral presentation, and it can make it more interesting.
A Powerpoint presentation.
Im not sure what a nonlinear presentation is but i think it adds links to other slides to be honest I'm really trying to find the answer . Help me with this answer!
No, it is a software used to create the presentation. We can use the "PowerPoint Presentation" for business, education etc... It will need sometime to create a presentation manually. so we can use the best free PowerPoint templates websites to create a quicker & professional presentation.
a presentation document.
what are the advantages of powerpoint over the other presentation method
what is formal presentation
Powerpoint is presentation software that takes the place of slides and pie charts in business. It has been used for multimedia presentations at weddings, tourist attractions, church services, classrooms and board rooms.
Powerpoint.
You can download the powerpoint file with the TED speaker used for presentation at ted.com.