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Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint: Part 1
Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint: Part 2
Using Templates in PowerPoint Presentations
Creating Slide Layouts in PowerPoint Presentations
Changing Backgrounds in PowerPoint Presentations: Part 1
Changing Backgrounds in PowerPoint Presentations: Part 2
Changing Backgrounds in PowerPoint Presentations: Part 3
Adding Text to PowerPoint Presentations
Animating Text in PowerPoint Presentations
Creating Gradients in PowerPoint Presentations
Adding Photos to PowerPoint Presentations
Animating Photos in PowerPoint Presentations: Part 1
Animating Photos in PowerPoint Presentations: Part 2
Creating Slide Transitions for PowerPoint Presentations
Adding Charts in PowerPoint Presentations
Testing Your Powerpoint Presentation
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Rick Kennedy has worked in the computer field for over 15 years, and has been in involved in network and phone systems systems design.read more
"Hello my name is Rick Kennedy I'm going to show you how to give a Powerpoint presentation for Expert Village. So now all we have our other pages done for our presentation, the next thing we're going to do is show some of the buildings what's going to fill up, and also want to add a chart to it. So we're going to go here and go to the top here to add our chart, or we can go in here and add it as well. We want to add a chart to show some of the growth of construction that's going into the office. We're going ahead and hit insert and there we have it for this purpose for the demonstration I'm not going to change any numbers or anything else. I just want to show that you can add grasp and charts to your particular presentation so now what I want to do is add to the chart. So what we're going to do is put a insurance effect as you can see right here I want to do like an easy end effect. You can see the different effects it has, extra other than the basics I want to do easy effect and as you can see right there ease right in. So I'm going to hit okay and that's that."
eHow Article: Adding Charts in PowerPoint Presentations
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