1. Office 2003 to Office 2007 Transition

3. What’s New?  Improved GUI with live preview  Improved themes and quick styles  Custom slide layouts  Improved effects on objects and text  Table and chart enhancements  Improved Presenter view

4. What’s New  Slide Library  XML format for improved file sizes and stability  Save as PDF (with download) or XPS  Uses Office improved spell checker  Protect final slideshows  Remove hidden metadata and personal information  Digital signatures

5. Home

6. Insert

7. Design

8. Animations

9. Slide Show

10. Review

11. View

12. Picture Tools: Format

13. Table Tools: Design

14. Table Tools: Layout

15. Drawing Tools: Format

16. Developer  Needed to run macros, design forms, protect documents and do extensive work with templates  Activate via Office button, Word Options, Popular, Show Developer tab in the Ribbon

17. Add-Ins  Only visible if applications are added that enhance application, for example, Adobe Acrobat

18. Scroll Bar (bottom) Previous slide Next slide Scroll down slide

19. Status Bar (left) Theme name Spelling status Slide number

20. Status Bar (right) Zoom buttons and slider Window corner for resizing Zoom % Shortcut to Zoom Views: Normal Slide sorter Slide show Fit current slide to screen

21. Task Panes

22. Notes  New GUI and effects really improve PowerPoint  Unfinished feel:  Task panes – can’t switch between related panes  Printing and Masters still feel like separate programs