SF- Study Guide: ADDING ADDITIONAL SLIDES

SLIDE TWO

You are off to an excellent start with your title slide. Now we want to add a second slide that will provide information about the trip itinerary. There are several ways to insert a new slide. Either select New Slide from the Insert menu or click the New Slide Button on the toolbar. The new slide window should have appeared.

This window allows you to choose the type of layout for the new slide. The second choice is the Bulleted List. The Bulleted List layout provides a text holder for the slide title and an area for a list of information. Select the Bulleted List and click OK.
Click in the upper area and type the slide title ‘Travel Itinerary’. Now click in the lower area and type the first item in the itinerary ‘Depart from the College’ and press Enter.
You are now ready for the second item on the list. Type ‘Travel to London’ and press Enter. Notice that when you press Enter, the insertion point moves down one line. You have a sub item to the line you just typed. Press the Tab key to indent to a lower level in the list. Now type ‘Three Nights’ and press Enter. You are now on the next line and still at the indented level. To move back out one level, press Shift-Tab to outdent.
Enter the following to complete this slide:
Travel to Paris (press Enter and Tab)
Four Nights (press Enter and Shift Tab)
Travel to Russia (press Enter and Tab)
Three Nights (press Enter and Shift Tab)
Return Home
Your slide should look similar to the sample. Have you been remembering to save your work?

SLIDE THREE

The third slide will also be a bulleted list. Click the New Slide button and select Bulleted List and click OK.
This slide will be a list of items included in the cost of the trip. Use ‘All Travelers Receive' for the slide title and include the following items in the bulleted list:
Airfare
Lodging
2 meals a day
Bus Tours
Admission to museums and palaces
A local tour manager 24 hrs a day
Insurance, group photo, travel bag
Your slide should look similar to the sample. Have you been remembering to save your work?