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Advanced Powerpoint Training

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Reply Tue 26 Aug 2008, 16:23Delegate Junior said...

Junior has attended:
Powerpoint Introduction course

Advanced Powerpoint Training

Would I only need to take this course to be completly confident in PP?

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Reply Wed 10 Sep 2008, 10:06Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Advanced Powerpoint Training

Hello Junior

Thank you for your post and welcome to the forum.

The amount of training you require on PowerPoint depends on how much of the program you need to utilise for what you are doing.

In the advanced level, we cover master slides in more depth, creating and saving templates, working with graphics and adding animation (where you have text etc moving onto slides), other PowerPoint tools that can be used for the purposes of presenting; amongst other things.

Kind regards
Amanda

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Embedding fonts in a presentation

If you create a PowerPoint presentation which is likely to be viewed on other computers, there can be problems with displaying the font/s you have used in your presentation when it is opened on other machines.

You can embed the fonts you use in your presentation in order to try and get around this issue.

When you go to save your presentation (File - Save as), go to the Tools button at the top of the Save As dialogue box and select Save Options. Under 'Font options for current document only', tick the Embed TrueType fonts option, then select the secondary option underneath that applies best to your situation.

Click OK, then Save.

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