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Summary: To change PowerPoint templates, click on the "Office" button in the program and pick out a new template. Find out how to use templates in PowerPoint with tips from a software developer in this free video about computer technology.
Dave Andrews is a software developer with a business and Web site selling programs and other computer services in Franklin, Tenn. Having worked in the IT industry for more than 8...read more
"Hi, my name is Dave Andrews, today I'm going to show you how to use Powerpoint templates. Lets open up Microsoft Powerpoint by clicking on the start button, going to all programs, under Microsoft Office, lets just launch Powerpoint. This comes up with a default slide which is very boring, so lets click on the office button and create a new one. Over here on the left you're going to see templates that we can use for our powerpoints. I'm just going to select installed templates. As you can see there are several here that have already been installed. I'm going to select the Quiz Show and say create. Here's our Quiz Show template and on the next slide are instructions for how to use it. My name is Dave Andrews and I've just showed you how to use Powerpoint Templates."
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