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    Enhancing the Look of a Presentation

                     To make a simple and attractive presentation, you should keep some points in your mind.

                        Apply formatting styles such as bold, italics and underline to the text by using the
                       B, I, U commands, respectively from the Font group under the Home tab.

                       Choose an attractive slide layout from the Slides group under the Home tab.

                       Choose a theme under the Design tab.
                       Change the font, colour and background of the theme.

                     Applying Themes

                     A theme is a set of predefined layouts that can be used to add a professional touch

                     to your presentations. The Design tab in PowerPoint provides a variety of options for
                     designing and formatting a presentation. They include predefined colour palettes,
                     fonts,  backgrounds  and  formatting  effects.  You  can  also  customise  the  existing

                     themes or build your own themes.

                     Choosing a Theme

                     PowerPoint has a number of built-in themes you can choose from. To change the
                     theme in the presentation, follow the given steps:

                       1  Click on
                      Design tab.                                                                       2  Click on the
                                                                                                        More drop-
                                                                                                        down arrow.

                       3  Select the theme you wish to apply to your presentation.

                     The selected theme will be applied to your presentation.

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