power point vocabulary

1. Presentation- A formal or an informal report, usually given orally, which is sometimes referred to as a ''talk'' or a ''speech''.
2. thumbnails-A small-size view of a slide in a powerpoint presentation. Thumbnails appear on the slides tab, in slide sorter view, and in various task panes.
3. splitter bars-in powerpoint, one of the narrow bars that separate the left, slide, and notes panes in normal view.
4. title slide-the first slide in a powerpoint presentation that displayss the main topic of the presentation. see also tittle.
5. Title-In powerpoint, the main topic of a presentation or slide; the first line of text on a slide. Compare with subtile. See also title slde.
6. placeholder-In word, formatted text within a template file that you can replace with your own text. See also template. In powerpoint, a preset location reserving space for aslide element.
7. title area-In powerpoint, aplaceholder that reserves space for a slide's title. Compare with object area and text area.
8. object area-A placeholder on a powderpoint slide that is reserving space for object s such as tables, charts, or graphic images. compare with text area and title area.
9. rich text format [RTF]-A file format with the extension .rtf that enables the text in the file to be transferred and read by different applications; most word processing programs can read RTF.
10. autocontent wizard-A toolto helo powerpoint users create a presentation.
11. boilerplate text-Standard text that is appropriate for the type of presentation selected when using powerpoint's autocontent wizard.
12. indent level-In powerpoint, a number that indicates the indent and importance of a subtitle in relation to the title
13. promote-in powerpoint, to raise the level of a subtitle so that it has a smaller indent.