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Getting Started with the AutoContent Wizard
Right off the bat, we're going to take an active tour of the program using one of its most useful
components: the AutoContent Wizard.
When you launch PowerPoint, you'll see a set of menus and toolbars that should look familiar. As
you see in Figure 1.1, they're very similar to those you find in the other Office programs.
Fi
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toolbar and
menu items for text and other objects with its Microsoft Office cousins.
You'll also see your first task pane. When you launch PowerPoint 2003, this will be the Getting
Started task pane.
The Getting Started task pane will enable you to
If you've upgraded from a previous version of Microsoft PowerPoint or Office,
you might see a dialog box that prompts you to update your blank.pot
(template) file. Click Yes to go on working in PowerPoint 2003.
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