Interface & Basics
Date Created: June 2nd 2008
Last Updated: December 1st 2009
PowerPoint 2007
- Where is PowerPoint? -- Locate PowerPoint 2007
- Interface
- Ribbons and Tabs, Groups and Galleries
- Office Button
- Quick Access Toolbar
- Mini Toolbar
- Slides/Outline Pane
- Slide Area
- Status Bar
- Notes Pane
- Task Pane
- PowerPoint 2007 Views
- Inserting a New Slide
- Outline Pane Options -- Part l
- Outline Pane Options -- Part ll
- Outline Pane Options -- Part lll
- Text Placeholders vs. Text Boxes
PowerPoint 2002 and 2003 (and older versions)
- Interface - 2002 and 2003
- Slides / Outline Pane in PowerPoint 2003
- Text Placeholders vs. Text Boxes
- Inserting a New Slide - 2002 and 2003
- Outlining Toolbar - 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003
- Changing Slide Layout - 2002 and 2003
See Also: Looking Back at Menus: Coping with the Ribbon -- It's been close to two years since I encountered the Ribbon in Office 2007, and that's probably not counting the beta period. And there must be many of you who moved up to PowerPoint 2007 since then. Most of you love the Ribbon and the tabs -- and the Quick Access Toolbar -- but many of you still want to use menus -- so you might be using one of the free add-ins that bring back the menus as a new tab in the Ribbon! These include the RibbonCustomizer from Patrick Schmid -- and Classic Menu from Addintools. Read more here...
Carmine Gallo is a communications coach for the world’s most admired brands. His client list includes Intel, Chase, Barclays, IBM, Nokia, and many others. 
