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| type of program that PowerPoint is |
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| individual pages of PowerOint presentation |
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| allows you to see all slides at once |
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| for viewing the presentation |
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| design of the slide including type of fonts and colors |
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| converts text to more exciting diagrams |
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| print view that allows several slides to a page and a place to take notes |
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| print view that puts one slide per page with the notes you wrote |
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| movement of objects on a slide |
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| arrangement of titles, text, and graphics on page |
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| creates text of different sizes, colors and with effects |
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| group of styles that look great together and can be applied instantly to change the look |
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| Cuts off part of an image |
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| the see-through-it-ness of an image |
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| the amount of time a slide is on the screen in a presentation |
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| notes that go with the slides to help you remember what you plan to say |
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