Sabado, Marso 9, 2013

Powerpoint


Just copied and pasted.. for more added info about shortcuts on powerpoint.


Text Formatting

 To do this:Windows Keyboard:
Change FontCTRL+Shift+F, then use up/down arrow keys, click Enter when done
Change Point SizeCTRL+Shift+P, then use up/down arrow keys, click Enter when done
Increase Font SizeCTRL+Shift+>
Decrease Font SizeCTRL+Shift+<
BoldCTRL+B
UnderlineCTRL+U
ItalicCTRL+I
SuperscriptALT+CTRL+Shift+>
SubscriptALT+CTRL+Shift+<
Plain TextCTRL+Shift+Z
Spelling CheckerF7
Center ParagraphCTRL+E
Justified ParagraphCTRL+J
Left-Aligned ParagraphCTRL+L
Right-Aligned ParagraphCTRL+R
Change CaseShift+F3 toggles selection through lower case, upper case, initial caps with each press of keys
Create HyperlinkCTRL+K

Deleting and Copying

Delete Character LeftBackspace
Delete Word LeftCTRL+Backspace
Delete Character RightDelete
Delete Word RightCTRL+Delete
CutCTRL+X
CopyCTRL+C
PasteCTRL+V
UndoCTRL+Z
Create a copy of the textCTRL+Drag

Navigating in Text Blocks

Character LeftLeft Arrow
Character RightRight Arrow
Line UpUp Arrow
Line DownDown Arrow
Word LeftCTRL+Left Arrow
Word RightCTRL+Right Arrow
End of LineEND
Beginning of LineHOME
Paragraph UpCTRL+Up Arrow
Paragraph DownCTRL+Down Arrow
End of Text BlockCTRL+END
Start of Text BlockCTRL+HOME

Navigating and Working With Objects

To Previous ObjectTAB
To Next ObjectShift+TAB
Select All ObjectsCTRL+A
Drag and Drop CopyCTRL+Select and Drag
Create a Duplicate ObjectCTRL+D
Create another Duplicate with same offset as first Duplicate CTRL+D, move new copy to desired location, then use CTRL+D repeatedly to create more copies

Outlining, in All Views

Promote ParagraphALT+Shift+Left Arrow or
TAB from beginning of Paragraph
Demote ParagraphALT+Shift+Right Arrow or Shift+TAB from beginning of Paragraph
Move Selected Paragraphs UpALT+Shift+Up Arrow
Move Selected Paragraphs DownALT+Shift+Down Arrow

Outlining, in Outline View

Collapse to TitlesALT+Shift+1
Expand Text under a headingALT+Shift+Plus
Collapse Text Under a HeadingALT+Shift+Minus
Show All Text and HeadingsALT+Shift+A
Display Character FormattingKeypad / (numlock off)

Selecting, in Text

 Character RightShift+Right Arrow
Character LeftShift+Left Arrow
End of WordCTRL+Shift+Right Arrow
Beginning of WordCTRL+Shift+Left Arrow
Line UpShift+Up Arrow
Line DownShift+Down Arrow
Select AllCTRL+A or F2
Select Any TextDrag with left mouse button depressed
Select WordDouble-Click
Select ParagraphTriple-Click
Drag and DropSelect and Drag
Drag and Drop CopyCTRL+Select and Drag

Working with Slides and Presentation Files

New PresentationCTRL+N
Open a PresentationCTRL+O, CTRL+F12
SaveCTRL+S, F12
Save AsF12
PrintCTRL+P
FindCTRL+F
ReplaceCTRL+H
New Slide (menu)CTRL+M
New Slide like last one, no menuShift+CTRL+M
Exit/QuitCTRL+Q or ALT F4
Move from Title to TextCTRL+Enter
Move from Body text to Title of Next SlideCTRL+Enter

Working with Presentation Windows

Go to Previous WindowCTRL+Shift+F6
Go to Next WindowCTRL+F6
Size Presentation Window
(Un-Maximize)
ALT+F5
Maximize Application WindowALT+F10
Maximize Presentation WindowCTRL+F10
Restore Presentation Window to Previous SizeCTRL+F5
Put Presentation in its own WindowCTRL+F5

Drawing & Formatting

Show/Hide Guides (toggle)CTRL+G
Switch from Normal View to Master ViewShift+Click Slide View Button
GroupCTRL+Shift+G
UngroupCTRL+Shift+H
RegroupCTRL+Shift+J
Resize while Maintaining ProportionsShift+Resize
Resize from CenterCTRL+Resize
Resize from Center while Maintaining Proportions CTRL+Shift+Resize
Rotate in 15 degree incrementsShift+Rotate tool
Rotate from CornerCTRL+Rotate tool
Rotate in 15 degree increments from CornerShift+CTRL+Rotate tool
Extend Line along same angleShift+Resize
Make Straight Segment while Using Curve ToolCTRL+ALT+click (using curve tool)
Nudge object one grid unitArrow Key
Nudge object one pixelCTRL+Arrow Key
Temporarily Release Grid/Guide SnapALT
Create Multiple GuidesCTRL+Drag Guide

Controlling Slides in Slide Show

 Go to Slide <number> <number> ENTER
Black/Unblack ScreenB or Period
White/Unwhite ScreenW or Comma
Show/Hide PointerA or =
End ShowESC, CTRL+Break, Minus, END
Erase Screen AnnotationsE
Advance to Hidden SlideH
Advance to Next SlideMouse Click, Spacebar, N, Right Arrow, Down Arrow, Page Down
Return to Previous SlideBackspace, P, Left Arrow, Up Arrow, Page Up

Getting Help & Programming Tools

 HelpF1
Menu and Dialog ExplanationsShift+F1
Right Mouse Click without MouseShift+F10
Bring up Visual Basic EditorALT+F11
Macro RecorderALT+F8

PhotoShop


Paint


HARDEST TOPIC YET
XD

It is  TOO COMPLICATED

Photoshop

Photoshop,
Full of awesomeness


from making your picture beautiful to making you friend look like a girl
XD


I got addicted to it actually

Powerpoint

Edit ruthlessly before presenting


Assume your one of the folks
~sir tom

PowerPoint

Import other images and graphics


don't limit your power points offers~ Sir Tom

PowerPoint

Use vibrant colors


Bad

low contrast
too bright background
changes color too often
complex background

Good

high contrast
consistent colors
Simplicity
Simplicity
Simplicity
:)
~sir tom

PowerPoint

Give it a Rest

don't talk too fast , people cannot understand you if you do

PowerPoint

Time your remarks


"Never talk on top of your slides"
        don't talk about slides when its not yet there

Biyernes, Marso 8, 2013

PowerPoint

Don't parrot powerpoint


These people didn't come here to see the back of your head

Never let them see your back
~sir tom

Powerpoint

Minimize numbers in slides

"If you want to emphasize a statistic in powerpoint, consider using an image"
~Sir tom

Powerpoint

Keep it simple

Something that is not beyond its purpose

"do not gum up the works, with too many words and graphics"

                            Do you really need everything upon the screen?
~sir tom

Biyernes, Marso 1, 2013

Power point

How to make Presentations

1. Use compelling material
"Power point.presentaion doesn't give presentations- p.p gives slides"