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Does anyone know how to do a power point presentation??? HELPPPPPPPPPPP

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fireflyfairy2 · 28/10/2007 10:18

Hi, didn't know where to put this!

Does anyone know how I can set up a power point presentation?

I have some sort of software on this pc that I can watch powerpoint, does this mean I can also set it up?

If I can, by some sort of miracle & by the help of a kind MN'er, get it sorted...then how do I transfer it off my pc onto the one at university where I have to do the presentation

If I do do overheads, can I print them on my home printer on the overhead pages or do I need something special.... writing on them in my own writing would look crap!

TIA

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ScaryScienceT · 28/10/2007 10:21

If you want to creat a presentation, you need to have MS Office - Powerpoint. You can get a free viewer to watch Powerpoints, but this doesn't allow you to create your own.

You can download a free equivalent to MS Office, called Open Office, and this includes presentation software.

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fireflyfairy2 · 28/10/2007 10:40

Thanks ss, how will I know if I have ms office I'll look at the desktop & see if I have it!

I'm sure the pc's at uni will have them though! If you know how to do it I could print out the instructions & do it in the uni pc tomorrow.........

I really have to learn this stuff!

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LuckyUnderpants · 28/10/2007 11:17

your uni pcs should have MS powerpoint it will be under MS Office, if you own pc has it thats great, you can save it onto a memory stick(if you dont have one your uni should sell them) and transfer to uni pc. here is a great little tutorial that will talk you through using MS powerpoint. Good Luck

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fireflyfairy2 · 28/10/2007 11:22

Thanks a million!

Dh has it on his laptop we think! I just have the software to view power point, not set it up. I'll use university pc tomorrow! I'll save that tutorial! Thanks

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ScaryScienceT · 28/10/2007 13:14

If you want to have a high end package, with equivalents to Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Access, I recommend you download Open Office. It is a genuinely free software, and you can save your files to the Microsoft equivalents for use elsewhere.

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