A really nice, new, neat feature in PowerPoint 2003 is the ability to save your PowerPoint 2003 presentation to a CD and take it anywhere.  And when you take it to anywhere, you won’t need PowerPoint 2003 to show the presentation!  When the CD is created it includes a PowerPoint viewer that will show your CD, regardless of the computer you are using! 

A really nice, new, neat feature in PowerPoint 2003 is the ability to save your PowerPoint 2003 presentation to a CD and take it anywhere.  And when you take it to anywhere, you won’t need PowerPoint 2003 to show the presentation!  When the CD is created it includes a PowerPoint viewer that will show your CD, regardless of the computer you are using! 

You should still be in Slide Sorter View.  If you are not, click-on the Slide Sorter button at the bottom left of the screen. 

Slide Color Schemes

Now for some color!
There are a number of different methods you can use to add color.  First we’ll use some basic methods and then try some “exotic” effects. 
First, go to Slide Sorter View by clicking-on the Slide Sorter button in the lower left corner of your screen.

We clicked-on the down arrow and chose Typewriter.

After animation (Dimming):

We noticed that before we clicked-on the down arrow, that the words “Don’t Dim” appeared in the area to the right of After animation.  We then clicked on the down arrow and chose the light blue color that appeared.  When you are making your PowerPoint presentation, you might like to have the bullet, about which you are speaking, be more noticeable than the bullets about which you’ve already spoken.  By choosing the light blue color, as you move through the bulleted items, you will see the last bullet dim and the new bullet be more noticeable.  In a moment, when we complete this Appear Effect menu, we’ll Play our slide and you’ll see what we mean.

The question we receive the most is:  “How do you get the text to enter one letter at a time and have it sound like a typewriter is typing the text?”

We’ll now show you how to do this.

Motion Paths

PowerPoint 2003 has some really neat features that you might like to try.  You can “trace a path” for an image to follow around or across the slide.  You can have a porpoise jumping in and out of the water at the bottom of the slide, or maybe a bee flying around in the top portion.  If you want to do this we’ll show you how.

Click the New Slide Button.  

For this slide choose the left slide in the third row – Blank slide.

For Slide 7 we’ll be using a Title Only Template.  

So, click-on the slide template in the upper right corner of the Apply slide layout:  Text Layouts screen (see arrow at left)

We’ll use the Title and Bulleted List Template again.
Click on Add title text box and type: Occasions for Eating PBJ’s

Click on the • Click to add text box and type: