Objects
In addition to text, as just mentioned, you can place other items on a slide. PowerPoint calls these items objects. For example, the chart An object—a chart object, to be precise. But slides can include wide variety of objects. (more…)
Placeholders
In PowerPoint, you enter text and any other items into an area of a slide called a placeholder. A chunk of text, for example, goes into a text placeholder. A picture, table, or chart also goes into a placeholder. (more…)
Presentation
A presentation consists of the slides you’ve created to show together at the same time. A presentation is also (from PowerPoint’s perspective) a document file. (more…)
PowerPoint provides tools and prefabricated slides that you can use to build a presentation you want to give. The slides in a presentation can look like the one and contain only text. But slides in PowerPoint can also easily show other objects such as tables; charts, organization charts; drawings and pictures; and even clip art. (more…)
