Beginners: Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007
Lesson 5
Samantha TerBeest
Adult Services Librarian
Willmar Public Library
Overview
• Shapes Editing
• SmartArt Editing
• Chart Editing
• Slide Transition Editing
Shapes - Color
• Outline
▫ The outer part of the shape.
• Fill
▫ The inner part of a shape.
Outline
Fill
Shapes – Color Outline
• When you draw a shape, a Drawing Tools tab
appear in yellow.
• On this tab, click Shape Outline. This will bring
up a drop-down list of colors.
• Pick one to change the outline.
Shapes – Outline Weight
• You use this to emphasis something.
• To this, go to the Drawing Tools tab & click
Shape Outline.
• Choose Weight from the drop-down box & scroll
through the menu to change the weight.
• Select the weight you want.
4 pt 1 pt
Shapes – Color Fill
• Also done in the Drawing Tools Tab.
• Click Shape Fill. This will bring up a drop-down
list of colors.
• Pick one to change the fill.
Shapes – No Fill
• If you are using a shape to outline or
demonstrate something, you will want to use No
Fill.
• It is located in the Shape Fill drop-down box.
Exercise
• Open Microsoft Office PowerPoint.
• Stay on this slide & go to the Insert tab. Click on
Shapes in the Illustrations group.
• Pick a shape that you like & click on it.
• By holding down your mouse, draw the shape
moving from the upper left to lower right.
Exercise Cont.
• Now change the color of the shape’s outline:
▫ Click on the Drawing Tools tab that has now
appeared.
▫ Click on Shape Outline in the Shape Style group.
▫ Choose a color from the drop-down list.
Exercise Cont.
• Change the weight of the outline:
▫ Click Shape Outline in the Shape Styles group.
▫ Click on Weight.
▫ Change the weight to 3 pt.
Exercise Cont.
• Changing the Color of the Shape Fill:
▫ Click Shape Fill in the Shape Styles group.
▫ Pick a new color from the drop-down list.
SmartArt Graphics
• Styles
▫ You can change the look of a diagram, so that it
stands out more.
• Color
▫ You can use a preset color style to best fits what
you are working with
Changing the SmartArt Style
• After you insert a diagram, a SmartArt Tools tab
appears in a light purple color.
• To change the style or look of the diagram, click
into the tab & then click the downward facing
arrow of SmartArt Styles.
• This brings up a menu of various style for you to
choose from.
• You can preview each style by hovering over
each one.
SmartArt Style How To
Changing the SmartArt Color
• SmartArt Color is also located in the SmartArt
Tools tab.
• Click the Change Colors button.
• Choose a color theme from the drop-down list.
• You can preview them as you scroll through.
SmartArt Color How To
Exercise
• Using your already open PowerPoint
Presentation, click New Slide on the Home tab.
• Click the Insert tab & choose SmartArt from the
Illustrations group.
• Pick a chart from the dialog box & click OK.
Exercise, Cont.
• Next, click the SmartArt Tools tab that has now
appeared.
• Choose the Change Colors button in the
SmartArt Styles group.
• Scroll through the color themes until you find
one you like.
• Once you find a color theme, click it to
permanently add it to the chart.
Exercise, Cont.
• Stay in the SmartArt Tools tab.
• Click the downward arrow of the SmartArt Styles
group.
• Scroll through each style until you find one you
like.
• Once you find a style, click it to add it.
Editing Charts
• After you add a Chart in PowerPoint, you can
change its Style.
• Each style comes with preset colors & cannot be
changed.
• You can also change the
look of a Chart if you do
not like its layout. 0
2
4
6
Chart Title
Series 1
Series 2
Series 3
Changing the Chart Style
• After inserting a chart, a green Chart Tools tab
appears.
• In this tab, there is a group called Chart Styles.
• Click the downward pointing arrow to view the
selection of styles available.
• You can preview each style as you scroll through.
Chart How To
Changing Chart Layout
• In the Chart Tools tab, there is a Chart Layout
group. Click the downward arrow.
• Choose a layout from the drop-down list.
Exercise
• Go to the Home tab & click the new Slide button
in the Slides group.
• Next, click the Insert tab & choose Chart from
the Illustrations group.
• Choose a chart from the dialog box that appears
then click OK.
Exercise Cont.
• In the Chart Tools tab, click the downward arrow
of the Chart Layouts group & choose a new
layout by clicking it.
Editing Slide Transitions
• Things you can edit going from slide-t0-slide:
▫ Sound
▫ Speed
▫ How – Click or Timed
• You can apply the same transition to each slide
just by clicking Apply To All in the Transition
to This Slide group of the Animations tab.
Sound
• After you add a transition, you can add a sound
to gain the attention of the audience.
• This editing option is also in the Animations tab
in the Transition to This Slide group.
• Click in the Transition Sound: box to choose a
speed.
Sound Cont.
Speed
• The best Speed to use in a slide transition is
Fast.
▫ Audiences get bored by a slower transition.
• Transition Speed is located just below Transition
Sound in the Animations tab.
• You can choose your speed from the drop-down
list that appears.
Speed Cont.
Advance Slide Options
• Located in Animations tab
• There are Two Options:
▫ On Mouse Click
 Used Most Commonly When Doing a Presentation
▫ Timed/Automatically After:
 Used when doing a kiosk like presentation
Advance Slide Options Cont.
• How to:
▫ On Mouse Click
 Check Box
▫ Timed
 Check Automatically After
 Type in Time Using Minutes & Seconds
Advance Slide Options Cont.
Exercise
• Go to the 2nd slide of the PowerPoint
Presentation you already have open.
• Click on the Animations Tab.
• In the Transition to This Slide group, click the
downward pointing arrow to pick a transition.
• Scroll through the transition types & click on one
that you like.
Exercise Cont.
• In the same tab, pick a Transition Sound from
the drop-down menu.
• Next, change the Transition Speed to Medium.
• Click Apply to All, so all slides have the same
Transition, Sound, & Speed.
Exercise Cont.
• In the Advanced Slide group, un-check On
Mouse Click & check Automatically After.
• Change the time to 00:05.
Exercise Cont.
• Go back to the first slide & switch to Slide Show
view.
• Watch as your presentation goes from slide-t0-
slide every 5 seconds with sounds at every
transition at a medium pace.
• Press “esc” on your keyboard to exit Slide Show
view.
• Close out of PowerPoint. Do not save.
The End
• The Next class is Tuesday, March 26th at 11AM.
• We will discuss Animating Text & Images.

Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 - Lesson 5

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    Beginners: Microsoft Office PowerPoint2007 Lesson 5 Samantha TerBeest Adult Services Librarian Willmar Public Library
  • 2.
    Overview • Shapes Editing •SmartArt Editing • Chart Editing • Slide Transition Editing
  • 3.
    Shapes - Color •Outline ▫ The outer part of the shape. • Fill ▫ The inner part of a shape. Outline Fill
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    Shapes – ColorOutline • When you draw a shape, a Drawing Tools tab appear in yellow. • On this tab, click Shape Outline. This will bring up a drop-down list of colors. • Pick one to change the outline.
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    Shapes – OutlineWeight • You use this to emphasis something. • To this, go to the Drawing Tools tab & click Shape Outline. • Choose Weight from the drop-down box & scroll through the menu to change the weight. • Select the weight you want. 4 pt 1 pt
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    Shapes – ColorFill • Also done in the Drawing Tools Tab. • Click Shape Fill. This will bring up a drop-down list of colors. • Pick one to change the fill.
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    Shapes – NoFill • If you are using a shape to outline or demonstrate something, you will want to use No Fill. • It is located in the Shape Fill drop-down box.
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    Exercise • Open MicrosoftOffice PowerPoint. • Stay on this slide & go to the Insert tab. Click on Shapes in the Illustrations group. • Pick a shape that you like & click on it. • By holding down your mouse, draw the shape moving from the upper left to lower right.
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    Exercise Cont. • Nowchange the color of the shape’s outline: ▫ Click on the Drawing Tools tab that has now appeared. ▫ Click on Shape Outline in the Shape Style group. ▫ Choose a color from the drop-down list.
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    Exercise Cont. • Changethe weight of the outline: ▫ Click Shape Outline in the Shape Styles group. ▫ Click on Weight. ▫ Change the weight to 3 pt.
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    Exercise Cont. • Changingthe Color of the Shape Fill: ▫ Click Shape Fill in the Shape Styles group. ▫ Pick a new color from the drop-down list.
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    SmartArt Graphics • Styles ▫You can change the look of a diagram, so that it stands out more. • Color ▫ You can use a preset color style to best fits what you are working with
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    Changing the SmartArtStyle • After you insert a diagram, a SmartArt Tools tab appears in a light purple color. • To change the style or look of the diagram, click into the tab & then click the downward facing arrow of SmartArt Styles. • This brings up a menu of various style for you to choose from. • You can preview each style by hovering over each one.
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    Changing the SmartArtColor • SmartArt Color is also located in the SmartArt Tools tab. • Click the Change Colors button. • Choose a color theme from the drop-down list. • You can preview them as you scroll through.
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    Exercise • Using youralready open PowerPoint Presentation, click New Slide on the Home tab. • Click the Insert tab & choose SmartArt from the Illustrations group. • Pick a chart from the dialog box & click OK.
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    Exercise, Cont. • Next,click the SmartArt Tools tab that has now appeared. • Choose the Change Colors button in the SmartArt Styles group. • Scroll through the color themes until you find one you like. • Once you find a color theme, click it to permanently add it to the chart.
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    Exercise, Cont. • Stayin the SmartArt Tools tab. • Click the downward arrow of the SmartArt Styles group. • Scroll through each style until you find one you like. • Once you find a style, click it to add it.
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    Editing Charts • Afteryou add a Chart in PowerPoint, you can change its Style. • Each style comes with preset colors & cannot be changed. • You can also change the look of a Chart if you do not like its layout. 0 2 4 6 Chart Title Series 1 Series 2 Series 3
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    Changing the ChartStyle • After inserting a chart, a green Chart Tools tab appears. • In this tab, there is a group called Chart Styles. • Click the downward pointing arrow to view the selection of styles available. • You can preview each style as you scroll through.
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    Changing Chart Layout •In the Chart Tools tab, there is a Chart Layout group. Click the downward arrow. • Choose a layout from the drop-down list.
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    Exercise • Go tothe Home tab & click the new Slide button in the Slides group. • Next, click the Insert tab & choose Chart from the Illustrations group. • Choose a chart from the dialog box that appears then click OK.
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    Exercise Cont. • Inthe Chart Tools tab, click the downward arrow of the Chart Layouts group & choose a new layout by clicking it.
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    Editing Slide Transitions •Things you can edit going from slide-t0-slide: ▫ Sound ▫ Speed ▫ How – Click or Timed • You can apply the same transition to each slide just by clicking Apply To All in the Transition to This Slide group of the Animations tab.
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    Sound • After youadd a transition, you can add a sound to gain the attention of the audience. • This editing option is also in the Animations tab in the Transition to This Slide group. • Click in the Transition Sound: box to choose a speed.
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    Speed • The bestSpeed to use in a slide transition is Fast. ▫ Audiences get bored by a slower transition. • Transition Speed is located just below Transition Sound in the Animations tab. • You can choose your speed from the drop-down list that appears.
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    Advance Slide Options •Located in Animations tab • There are Two Options: ▫ On Mouse Click  Used Most Commonly When Doing a Presentation ▫ Timed/Automatically After:  Used when doing a kiosk like presentation
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    Advance Slide OptionsCont. • How to: ▫ On Mouse Click  Check Box ▫ Timed  Check Automatically After  Type in Time Using Minutes & Seconds
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    Exercise • Go tothe 2nd slide of the PowerPoint Presentation you already have open. • Click on the Animations Tab. • In the Transition to This Slide group, click the downward pointing arrow to pick a transition. • Scroll through the transition types & click on one that you like.
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    Exercise Cont. • Inthe same tab, pick a Transition Sound from the drop-down menu. • Next, change the Transition Speed to Medium. • Click Apply to All, so all slides have the same Transition, Sound, & Speed.
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    Exercise Cont. • Inthe Advanced Slide group, un-check On Mouse Click & check Automatically After. • Change the time to 00:05.
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    Exercise Cont. • Goback to the first slide & switch to Slide Show view. • Watch as your presentation goes from slide-t0- slide every 5 seconds with sounds at every transition at a medium pace. • Press “esc” on your keyboard to exit Slide Show view. • Close out of PowerPoint. Do not save.
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    The End • TheNext class is Tuesday, March 26th at 11AM. • We will discuss Animating Text & Images.