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    In the previous class, we learnt how to make slides in PowerPoint. In this chapter, we will
                     learn how to make presentations more interesting by learning some more features of
                     PowerPoint.

                               USING TEMPLATES

                     PowerPoint provides us a quick way to create a presentation using templates. Templates
                     are well-developed  presentations  that  contain  layouts,  theme  colours,  fonts, effects,

                     background styles, and samples for the content. We can replace these with our texts,
                     graphics, charts, tables and multimedia.

                     To use a template in a presentation, follow the given steps:

                                           2  Click on           3  Type a keyword in the search box.
                                          New option.            (Here, we use keyword school)

                                                                                                            4  Click on
                                                                                                           Search icon.
                        1  Click on the
                       File tab.
                                                                                                            5  Select the
                                                                                                           template you
                                                                                                           like.

                                                     6  Click on Create option.

                          Tick ( ) if you know this.
                          ▶   Templates contain layouts, theme colours, fonts, effects, and background style.

                          ▶   We can apply textured background to our presentation.

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