Module 35: Open Command
35.1 Open Command Throughout the previous modules, you have gained the skills you will need to create a variety of different PowerPoint presentations. Over time, you might have quite a few different slides and presentations archived within your computer. As you prepare to move on to module 35, you will learn how to use the open command, which will open all your existing PowerPoint presentations in case you ever need to access or edit them later. 35.2 Video Instruction Use Open Co...
Lessons
- Module 1: Navigating PowerPoint
- Module 2 : Work with Slides
- Module 3 : Working with Multiple Layouts
- Module 4 : Work with Text
- Module 5 : Work with Text Pt2
- Module 6 : Working with Text Pt3
- Module 7 : Tables
- Module 8 : Insert an Image
- Module 9 : Create a Photo Album
- Module 10 : Shapes
- Module 11 : SmartArt
- Module 12 : Text Box
- Module 13 : Header and Footer
- Module 14 : Video
- Module 15: Audio
- Module 16: Recording Screen and Audio
- Module 17: Slide Design
- Module 18: Transition
- Module 19 : Animation
- Module 20 : Spell Check
- Module 21 : Thesaurus
- Module 22 : Comments
- Module 23 : Inking
- Module 24 : Outline View
- Module 25: Slide Sorter
- Module 26: Notes Page
- Module 27: Reading View
- Module 28: Handout Master
- Module 29: Notes Master
- Module 30: Zoom View
- Module 31: New Window Option
- Module 32: Cascade and Arrange Window Option
- Module 33: Left Side Menu
- Module 34: Templates
- Module 35: Open Command
- Module 36: Use Save As Option
- Module 37: Print Command
- Module 38: Convert PPT to PDF
- Module 39: Convert PPT to Video
- Module 40: Create Handouts
- Module 41: Customise the Quick Access Toolbar
- Module 42: Password Protect a PPT
- Module 43: Find and Replace
- Module 44: Replace Command
- Module 45: Hyperlinks
