Exam 1: Creating a Presentation in Powerpoint 2010
Exam 1: Creating a Presentation in Powerpoint 2010137 Questions
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In Word, the ____ presents the most accurate view of how your document will look when printed, displaying the entire page on screen at once.
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The box pointed to by item 2 in the figure above is called a ____.
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A Live Preview of the theme appears on the slide each time you pass your pointer over the theme thumbnails, and a(n) ___________________ identifies the theme names.
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Commands in an Office program window are organized into ____.
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With PowerPoint, you can import text, photographs, numerical data, and facts from files created in such programs as ____.
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Microsoft Office 2010 features an intuitive, command-line user interface, so you can get up to speed faster and use advanced features with greater ease.
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The Quick Access toolbar provides immediate access to common commands that you use all the time, such as ____.
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Office will not remind you if you try to close a file or exit a program and your document contains unsaved changes.
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By saving an existing Office file with the ____ command, you create a duplicate that you can modify, while the original file remains intact.
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A selection box has a solid line border and sizing handles appear around the placeholder, indicating that it is selected and ready to accept text.
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Copyright protects the underlying facts or concepts, but not the expression of an idea.
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