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    DIFFERENT PRESENTATION VIEWS

                      PowerPoint offers different view options to change how the presentation appears
                      on the screen. Each view is designed for a specific purpose. To change the view of a

                      presentation, follow the given steps:

                        2     Select the view you want.   1     Click on the View tab.

                                                                                           PowerPoint has five primary
                                                                                           views.

                      NORMAL VIEW

                      Normal View is the default view in PowerPoint where slides are created and edited.

                      It is useful for writing text, adding pictures or shapes and designing each slide. This
                      view has three sections:

                           Slide Area: This is the main area where you can work on and design individual
                          slides.

                           Slides Pane: This is the side panel that shows thumbnails of all the slides.

                           Notes Pane: This is the space below the slide to write notes for the presenter.

                                                                                                            Slide Area

                         Slides Pane

                                                                                                           Notes Pane

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