Adding Slides in a PowerPoint Presentation

"Hi. I'm Gary for Expert village. Now that we have created our first slide, our opening slide, let's go ahead and bring in a new slide. So we can either go up top and click on insert and once the menu opens up we see we have on the top, it says "New slide" and we'll see right away that a blank slide will appear on our left hand side. Or usually if we have our menu bars, the standard menu bars open we have in the text menu we should have an option, an icon on top that says "New slides". We can go ahead and just click on that and a new slide will be created. So now we are on our second slide and we see that it's blank and it has taken on automatically since it knows it's a second slide, it's not an opening slide, it has given us a larger text box to work with and we still have a title on the page. So this is the layout that it's chosen for us. And again we can go ahead and change that layout. We'll go; we'll keep it as it is. And this title will be a...eh...lets call it "Opening PowerPoint". And over here in the text I will go ahead and er..It's looking for a paragraph. I will go ahead and just put er... that er...I will just write in here "PowerPoint presentations can be created very easily". And the second point I'll put in is "They are helpful when used as a visual aid." Now we see that every time I click enter I am going to have another bulleted point here and I can go ahead and start typing and it will automatically create a bullet because if we look over here in the template that we, in the layout that we chose, we see that we had a title bar and we had bulleted points inside a large text box so that's why it's creating our bullet points automatically."