Different Views of PowerPoint
The name of the presentation software provided by Microsoft company is PowerPoint. This is a very simple and easy to use software. In PowerPoint, a file is created as Presentation Slides and it has an Extension Name.PPT. The file opened in Power opens as a different section on the screen. There is a Main Menu at the top, different toolbars are displayed below it.
PowerPoint has the following views:
- Normal View
- Outline View
- Slide View
- Slide Sort View
Normal View
In MS Power Point, the MIDDLE section of the file is divided into two parts. This part is separated by a splitter bar. In this way both of these two frames are called View Normal View. In Normal View, the left frame is displayed as the text part of the slide. If the number of slides here is high, then the Splitter bar includes the Vertical Scroll bar. There are five types of buttons inside the left frame. Similarly, the right frame of the normal view is divided into two parts. Its top part displays Frame Slide and the bottom part is used to make notes while displaying the presentation slide. While displaying the slide in Normal View, we use Left or Top Right Frame. When we click on the text in the left frame, it is connected to the frame, which is displayed in the right frame.
Outline View
The second type of view in MS Power Point is the Outline View. To go to this view, we click on the bottom left section of the screen. This view is also implemented like a normal view. The outline view is divided into three frames.
There is a third type of View Slide View in MS Power Point. Slide View is also similar to Normal View and Outline View, but Slide View differs from Normal View and Outline View in the way it is displayed. To view the slide in this view, you can enlarge the right frame to the largest size.
Slide Sort View
MS Power Point has a fourth type of Slide Sorter View. Slide Sorter View is different from Normal View, Outline View and Slide View. This view is used to show all the slides. In this view, each slide is displayed as a small picture. If the number of slides is more then the view is displayed and when we double click on the slide then the view gets converted to the slide.
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