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Tech Tweak

                  The shortcut key to view the slide show from the beginning is F5.


                 You can view your presentation in different views:

                    Normal View: It is the default view that allows you to create and modify slides.
                    Outline View: It provides a view of the presentation’s outline structure and lets
                    you edit the slides as well.

                    Slide Sorter View:  It  provides  a  view  of  all the
                    slides in the presentation as thumbnails on a single
                    screen.

                    Notes Page View: This view displays each slide with its corresponding notes
                    below. It’s useful for adding speaker notes, helping you remember key points
                    during  your  presentation.  This layout  is great  for  rehearsal  and  can  also be
                    printed for reference.

                    Reading View: It allows you to view a presentation not in full screen but in a
                    window with simple controls that make the presentation easy to review. The
                    ribbon and the slides/outline pane are not visible.

                     SAVING A PRESENTATION

                 You can save the presentation to reuse it or share it with others by following
                 the given steps:

                       1  Click on the File tab.    4  Select the          5  Click on the File name text box
                                                    desired location.     and type a name for the file.

























                   2  Click on the Save      3  Click on                                        6  Click on the
                   or Save As button.        Browse option.                                    Save button.


                 After saving the presentation, PowerPoint updates the Title bar with the new file
                 name.


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