1. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker The light bulb icon on the screen tells you that PowerPoint has a style suggestion for you to consider.

2. Click your mouse to continue. Here, the Style Checker suggests that all words of the slide title be capitalized. PowerPoint makes the suggested change automatically if you click the first option. Using the Style Checker

3. Click your mouse to continue. Note the option to ignore the suggestion to capitalize all words of your slide title. After making a selection, just click the OK button. Using the Style Checker

4. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker Here is another example of the Style Checker, this time suggesting the use of ClipArt on a slide. PowerPoint interprets slide text, then customizes the suggestion based on the slide’s content.

5. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker Here the Style Checker suggests that the viewer may have trouble reading slide text.

6. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker Remember, you can customize the rules that PowerPoint’s Style Checker uses to determine suggestions.

7. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker To customize Style Checker rules, click Options on the Tools menu, then click the Spelling and Style tab. Next, click the Style Options… button.

8. Click your mouse to continue. Using the Style Checker Use the Style Options dialog box to customize the rules that the Style Checker follows when providing suggestions for you as you create your slides.