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To preview, follow these steps:













                            2  Select either From Beginning           1  Click the Slide
                           or From Current Slide.                     Show tab.


                 From Beginning is used to see the show from the first slide.
                 From Current Slide is used to see the show onwards from a slide selected in the Slide

                 Pane.
                 Click the mouse to move to the next slide during the slide show.


                    Quick Byte

                         Press the F5 key to start the slide show from the beginning.
                         Press Shift + F5 keys to start the slide show from the current slide.
                          A speaker can write notes in the Notes Pane. These notes do not appear when the

                         presentation runs.





                    To Sum Up


                         Slide is a collection of text, graphics, audio, videos, etc.

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

                          There are four types of alignments in the PowerPoint like left, right, center and
                         justify.


                         A placeholder contains text, audio, videos and smart art, graphics, etc.

                          Color scheme provides us different color combinations that can be applied to
                         the slides.

                          WordArt is a gallery that contains text styles that can be added to the presentation
                         to make the slides look more impressive.

                         The Slide Show tab will let you set up how your show will progress.







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