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The Fastest, Easiest Way to Learn PowerPoint 2007!
Professor Teaches courses use real-world settings and accurate simulations to help you apply your new knowledge directly to daily tasks and the knowledge you gain becomes an asset for life.

Includes Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced Topics
• Chapters are organized into specific learning objectives - easily available from the main menu.
• Learning objectives guide you to success.
• Colorful graphics and clear instructions keep you interested.
• Professional voice narration assists retention.

The Most Interactive Training Available
• Self-paced, interactive lessons allow you to practice in a realistic simulation of the software.
• Accurate screen presentations, menus, and buttons provide an easy transition to the real application.
• Step-by-step interactive exercises help you achieve high retention rates.
• Practical exercises and examples make learning easy.
• Introductions, summaries and end-of-chapter quiz questions all reinforce learning.

Realistic, Interactive & Complete Training!
Realistic simulations provide an accurate learning environment so your transition to the application is fast and easy. More than just videos, you'll interact to perform the correct action during each exercise for better learning and retention. Hundreds of learning topics and beginner through advanced subjects are included.

No Other Training is More Complete!
• Hundreds of Learning Topics
• 5 to 10 Hours of Training per Course
• Beginner to Advanced Topics
• Self-Paced Learning Objectives
• Introductions and Summaries
• Interactive Exercises
• Professional Voice Narration
• Realistic Simulation of Software
• End-of-Chapter Quiz Questions
• Checkmarks for Completed Topics
• Glossary, Index and Search
• Professor Answers for Instant Training

Chapter 1: Basic Window Elements
• Exploring the Office Menu
• Working with the Ribbon
• Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
• Working with KeyTips
• Using the Status Bar
• Getting Help

Chapter 2: What is PowerPoint?
• Opening a Presentation
• Changing Views
• Using Grids and Guides
• Saving and Closing a Presentation
• Managing Files and Folders

Chapter 3: Creating a New Presentation
• Entering Text on a Slide
• Changing Text Formats
• Using the Format Painter
• Formatting Bullets
• Aligning Text
• Working with Tabs

Chapter 4: Using Templates
• Adding a Slide
• Changing a Slide Layout
• Adding a Picture
• Customizing Templates
• Using the Slide Master
• Adding Headers and Footers
• Adding Speaker Notes
• Arranging Slides

Chapter 5: Introduction to Drawing Tools
• Inserting Shapes
• Adding Text to Shapes
• Formatting Shapes
• Inserting and Formatting Picture Files
• Arranging Objects
• Adding an Action Button

Chapter 6: Adding a Table
• Adding a Chart
• Adding SmartArt
• Adding a Hyperlink
• Adding Transition Effects
• Adding Animation Effects
• Adding a Sound Clip

Chapter 7: Working in Outline View
• Importing an Outline from Word
• Finding and Replacing Text
• Using Proofing Tools
• Using AutoCorrect
• Printing Your Presentation

Chapter 8: Creating a Custom Show
• Rehearsing a Slide Show
• Collaborating on Presentations
• Packaging a Presentation
• Running a Slide Show
• Publishing a Presentation to the Web

OPERATING SYSTEM Windows™2000/XP/Vista

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Pentium™ PC or Higher 256 MB RAM 350 MB Hard Disk Space Sound Card CD-ROM Drive 16 Bit colour display or higher Speakers or Headphones