[ Team LiB ]
Our First Presentation
A partially complete presentation has been created for you—it opens in the PowerPoint editing
window in Normal view, as shown in Figure 1.6.
Figure 1.6. When the wizard is finished, you can see that multiples slides
have been created for you, and generic text content is already present in
the outline.
The content in this presentation is actually a set of cues that will help you create a presentation of
this specific type. By revising the text in the cues, you can complete your own business plan or
other template-created presentation.
In the next hour, we'll get busy learning how to make such revisions and creating our own title and
bullets. For now, just review the presentation that has been created for you. On the status bar at
the bottom (refer to Figure 1.6), you can see the number of slides in the entire presentation (12)
and the filename of the template on which the presentation is based (Business Plan). On the slide
itself, you can see the title you added and anything you might have also added to the footer.
This is the Normal view, which includes the Outline panel on the left, the slide itself (ready for
The reason the footer is at the top of the page is that you're in the Title
slide, which is a unique type of slide. When you view and begin to edit
the main slides, you'll see the footer where it belongs: at the bottom of
each slide.
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