To make an object on a slide enter, emphasize, or exit the slide (to something cool).

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Shows a smaller image of all the slides in a grid-like way. This view makes it easier to rearrange the slides in a presentation.

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To remove part of an image.

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Information located at the top of each slide or page, like the author name, the page number, or the date.

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To continuously play a song, video, or slideshow over and over again, repeating automatically.

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A standalone touch screen type monitor that usually plays in a loop.

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Dotted lines on a slideshow that intersect to form a grid-like pattern that helps you to position objects on a slide.

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The horizontal space at the top of the window that organizes commands on tabs, and then groups the commands by topic. It’s where all of the tabs and menus are.

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To make an object clickable like clicking an email, a document, or sending the clicker to a new slide in PowerPoint or web page.

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