Review - Microsoft Powerpoint

is a presentation software that allows you to create and deliver slideshows.

The horizontal bar at the top of the window that displays the name of the current presentation and the program name.

• The small toolbar above the title bar that provides quick access to frequently used commands, such as save, undo, and redo. You can customize this toolbar by adding or removing commands.

The tabs below the title bar that organize the commands and features of PowerPoint into groups, such as Home, Insert, Design, Transitions, etc. You can switch between the tabs by clicking on them

The tab on the leftmost side of the ribbon that opens the Backstage view, where you can access file-related options, such as create, open, save, print, share, and export.

The area below the ribbon tabs that displays the commands and features of the selected tab.

The horizontal and vertical scales that show the measurements of the slide area

The dashed lines that appear on the slide area to help you align and position objects on the slide.

The dotted lines that divide the slide area into equal squares.

The controls on the lower right corner of the window that allow you to zoom in or out of the slide.