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    NOTES PAGE VIEW
                     Notes Page view is used to add and view the

                     notes.
                     Following are a few features of Notes Page View:

                       We can add Notes to the slides.
                       We can view notes added to a slide.
                        We can take a print of the notes to use as a                         We can add notes here.
                       reference  while displaying  the  slide  show to
                       the audience.

                     OUTLINE VIEW

                     Outline view displays the text of each slide on the left pane. You can edit the text directly
                     from here.
                     Following are a few features of Outline
                     view:
                        We can view the  content  of the
                       slides in an outline form.
                        Content  can be moved from one

                       slide to another easily.

                            Hashtag

                          #Placeholder: A pre-formatted container on a slide for content

                          #Presenter: A person who presents the slide show

                          REVISIT

                      ▶  The slide layout is the arrangement of text, images, ClipArts, charts, etc. on a particular slide.

                      ▶  The default view in PowerPoint is the Normal View.
                      ▶  Slide Sorter View shows the miniature version of all slides.
                      ▶  Slide Show view is used to run a presentation on full-screen mode.
                      ▶   Reading view is used when you want to view a presentation not in full screen but in a window.
                      ▶  Notes Page view is used to add and view the notes.
                      ▶  Outline view displays the text of each slide on the left pane.

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