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Mastering PowerPoint: Collaborative Presentation Techniques

This guide breaks down essential commands in PowerPoint for effective presentations. Learn how to hide slides during a full-screen slide show, utilize portrait and landscape orientations to enhance visual storytelling, and customize your slide shows by selecting individual slides. Additionally, explore the 'Rehearse Timings' command to improve your delivery by timing each slide for automated running in the future. Discover how comments on slides can add valuable notes and remarks along with the initials of the contributor, enhancing collaboration and clarity in your presentations.

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Mastering PowerPoint: Collaborative Presentation Techniques

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  1. 2.06 & 2.07 PowerPointCollaborate and Deliver a Presentation

  2. The Slide Show ribbon contains the command to hide a slide so that it does not show during the full-screen slide show.

  3. Portrait Orientation is when the pictures are taller than wide Landscape Orientation is when the pictures are wider than tall. • Slide Orientation is the tab where you can change from portrait to landscape.

  4. Define custom slide show is the dialog box enables a user to select individual slides to include in the custom slide show.

  5. Rehearse timings is the command is used to record the time a presenter spends on each slide in order to run the show automatically in the future.

  6. A comment appears on a slide to indicate there is a note or remark about the slide and the initials of the person who made the note.

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