Making Template Design Self

PowerPoint has a gallery of design templates can be selected, but you can also create your own templates and include them to Slide Design task pane.

1. Open Presentation None



Start with a blank design, and provide elements such as layout and background color, font style, layout, and images. Therefore, in the Standard toolbar, click New. If the toolbar or the toolbar in the next step in the mentioned here do not have, on the View menu, select Toolbars, and then click the toolbar you want to show. Move to the master view by selecting the Master on the View menu, and then click Slide Master. Make the changes you want on the slide master.

2. Structure and Change Background Color



To change the background, on the Format menu, click Background, specify the options on the dialog box, and then click Apply. If you enter the master's title and also want to put to him the changes, click Apply to All. To change the order of color, in the Format menu, click Slide Design, and then, on the Slide Design task pane, click Color schemes. The order of colors that are in use at that time will be selected. Click on the order of colors that will be used.

3. Change Font



If you want to change the order of the color, click Edit Color schemes at the bottom of the task pane, and then make the changes you want. To change the font or the other font options, click the placeholder text, or text (such as a footer). On the Format menu, click Font, and then make the changes you want in the Font dialog box. (Note: You can change the font color for title and body text as part of the fabric color.)

4. Shape Change and Placeholder



To insert a picture or to add a shape or text box, use the button on the Drawing toolbar. To move the placeholder, click the placeholder to select it, and then direct pointer to the edge placeholder. At the time pointer into the four-way arrow, drag the placeholder to a new location. To change the size of placeholder, select the placeholder, and then direct pointer to the sizing handle. In the pointer changes to two-way arrow, drag the sizing handle.

5. Save Template



If you want to slide into the template, click the Normal View button in the left bottom of the window, and then enter the slide and the text you want. On the File menu, click Save As. In the File name box, type a name for your template, and then, in the Save as type box, click Design Template. Click the Save button. Stored template to the Templates folder. (This is the folder that PowerPoint use by default when you select Design Template as the file type in the Save As dialog box).

6. Restart PowerPoint



After you leave me and restart PowerPoint, the template is available on the Design Template task pane under Available for Use that are displayed alphabetically under the name of the file. In addition, after you use this template, save the presentation, and restart PowerPoint, the template appears in the New Presentation task pane (File menu, New) under Recently used templates. Templates that you can just use a slide to all or a particular slide, and you can use some type of design template in one presentation.

7. Template Design



Template design is the file that contains the style in the presentation, which includes the style and font size and bullet; placeholder sizes and positions; model layout and background color; slide master and title master.) Microsoft PowerPoint provides design templates that you can use the presentation in order to beautiful and professional. At the time you use a template design, for the slide master template to include your presentation. If you use a different template to all your slides, slide the old master will be replaced by the master on the new template. Read More..

Create Interactive Slide with Trigger

Want to involve more students in your presentation? Create a "trigger" that they click on the view the presentation. Trigger (related to the animation) allows you to add surprises to the slide.

1. Create Slide



Run the PowerPoint, the program will display a new blank presentation. At this point there is only one slide, as you see on the Slide tab in the left window. Insert a new slide. In the Slide Layout task pane, find the layout called Title, Text and Context, which has space for a picture on the left and the list on the right. (Put the mouse pointer on the layout option to view the Screen Tip that will tell the name of the layout.) Click the layout for use on the new slide.

2. Insert Trigger



For now, we will only include items that are used as a trigger in this example, pictures or photos. Later, you'll make it function as a trigger. On the slide, in the placeholder to the left, enter the picture. (To the effect that will be used next and layout, the vertical image is perfect.) Way to do this to you; icon on the slide can help you to insert clip art or images from the file. By using the Text button on the Drawing toolbar, enter the caption under the photo reads, for example, "Click the image for biography." Type your name in the title placeholder (top).

3. Create a Text Animation



In the placeholder on the right slide, type the things about you. Open the Custom Animation task pane. (How quickly: right-click the text on the slide and then click Custom Animation.) On the slide, click on the text in the list. In the task pane, use the Add button to use the Effect Entrance effects, such as the Color Typewriter. Because this is a presentation of the self-guided, animation effects should be run automatically. To change how they run, on the task pane, click the arrow to the right effect, and then click Start After Previous. To see the looks on the presentation, click the Slide Show button in the task pane.

4. Connect the Trigger



Now we will connect the animation effects to the image so that at the time you click a picture, animation directly executed. Back again to the effect on the task pane, click the arrow to the right to display the drop-down menu, and then click Timing. Click the button on the left side triggers down. Click Start effect on click of. You will see a list of items that look like in the picture. Select an image file that you enter and then click OK. To check the animation, move to Slide Show view. Point presentation on the image; pointer changes to hand. Click the images and animation will run.

5. Animation the Pictures



On the slide, click the image, and use the Add button to enter Effect Emphasis effect. Select the effect Grow / shrink. In the task pane, this effect appears at the top of the list, above the trigger bar. So that effect is executed as part of the trigger, drag down to the trigger bar, on the effects of existing text. To control the animation image, click the effect you just move, and click the arrow to the right, and then click Effect Options. To control how the image grew, click the effect you just move, and click panan on the right to display the menu, and then click Effect Options. Click the arrow next to the Size box. On the Custom, change 150% to 125%, and then click OK.

6. Enter Voters



Sound effect to enter the text you have entered previously (Color Typerwriter, stack effect with star icon). Click on a list of text effects. Panan click on the right side and then click Effect Options. Sound on the list, select the Typewriter sound. Click OK. (Please note that the voice feature to enter the sound effect should have been installed; you will be asked if you have not already). On the Slide Show menu, click Set Up Show, and then click Browsed by an individual (window). Students at the time you run the presentation, they not only engage in it, but they will also learn a little more about you.

7. Trigger

Other uses trigger: You can create a number of questions and answers on the slide, and make choices as answers trigger the display right or wrong answers. For example, a presentation on "Introduction to the class I", you can invite readers to guess about you:

Which is true? What is my Pet Name:

1. Cat named Puss.
2. Bird named Jacob.
3. A dog named blacky.

Answer any readers who clicked, text, or images will appear, such as a beep sound that indicates the correct or incorrect answers. Trigger help you interact with the two-way students, invite them to guess, laugh, consider, and learn.

Some important things about the trigger:

You have the effect of each animation, film, or sound, you can create a trigger. Or, in other words: you can not use Trigger unless one of these effects are on your slide. You must click on the trigger directly (not just click on the slide only) so that the effect is running. Read More..