100	Choose a Layout
101	Choose a pre-defined slide layout for this slide
102	Write Speaker Notes
103	Write speaker notes for this slide
104	Edit the Outline
105	Write and edit the text for this slide title, subtitle, text, and bulleted list in the Outliner
106	Add Other Elements
107	Add titles, subtitles, graphics, charts, and text to the slide
108	Sort the Slides
109	View, sort, and rearrange all your slides
110	Skip This Slide
111	Meeting Agenda
112	List the items you plan to cover, the allotted times, and other presenters, if any. Keep the meeting short and informative.
113	Sort the Slides
114	Blank Slide
115	Leave the blank slide on the screen as you answer questions.
116	Current Organization
117	Present an organization chart that shows the large-scale structure of the company.
118	Future Goals
119	List specific, measurable goals in the key areas you discussed under issues, problems, and trends.
120	Future Outlook
121	List current issues, trends, and challenges facing your company.
122	Slide Show Look
123	Choose a look for your slides
124	Select Slides
125	Choose which slides you want to include
126	Special Effects
127	Add sound, transitions, animation, and more
128	Finish
129	Save, mail, print, play, and publish your slide show
130	Edit Slides
131	Edit each slide in the slide show
132	Company Meeting Slide Show
133	Use a  Company Meeting slide show to help you present your information professionally.
134	More Help on
135	What We Have Done
136	Compare what your company has accomplished with the goals and objectives you set in the last company meeting.
137	New Developments
138	List changes in the company and any events that you want everyone to be aware of.
139	Organization Changes
140	List changes and reorganizations, explaining what the changes mean for everyday operations.
141	Organization Details
142	Talk about your current organization, list the departments in your company, and discuss the current goals for each department.
143	Previous Goals
144	Review the goals and objectives your company set at the last meeting. Remember to include all the information relevant to them (dates, times, specific details).
145	How to Reach Our Goals
146	Discuss the steps you will take to reach your goals, and how you will measure completion.
147	Summary
148	Briefly review your company's past successes and failures, the new challenges facing your company, and your goals.
149	Thank You for Coming
150	Close with encouragement and thanks to the audience. Leave the audience feeling upbeat, energized, and ready to work toward the company's goals.
151	Title
152	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name of the company, the location, and the date.
153	Review your company's accomplishments and activities since the last company meeting.
154	Mission Statement
155	Review your company's Vision and/or Mission statement.
156	Choose a Layout
157	Choose a pre-defined slide layout for the current slide
158	Write speaker notes for each slide
159	Write and edit the text for your slide title, subtitle, text, and bulleted list in the outliner
160	Are There Products that Work with This?
161	List your other products that work with the one you are launching.
162	Does It Go with Anything Else?
163	Talk about this product's compatibility with other products, either yours or the competition's.
164	Do We Get Anything Else?
165	List value-added features, extra products, or bonuses that come with your product.
166	Choose or create a look for your slides
167	Choose what content you want to include
168	Product Launch Slide Show
169	A Product Launch Presentation introduces your new product or service to the world.
170	How Will We Promote It?
171	Talk about how you will promote your new product.
172	How Will We Sell It?
173	Describe the sales and distribution channels and delivery systems for your product.
174	Introducing Our Product
175	Show the product name, logo, and packaging.
176	Is It Better Than Brand X?
177	Talk about how competing products compare to yours.
178	So How Much Will It Cost?
179	Explain the prices, sales, and deals for your product.
180	So How Will It Do?
181	Give sales and revenue goals for the new product.
182	So What Should I Remember?
183	Summarize the important things you want the audience to remember.
184	So What's the Big Deal?
185	List the best features of the product, highlighting the breakthroughs and advances you have made with this product.
186	Close with encouragement and thanks to the audience, and be ready to take orders.
187	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name of the company, and the date.
188	What Do I Need to Know?
189	List frequently asked questions with the answers. Be prepared to answer questions from the audience.
190	What Do I Need to Use It?
191	List the requirements the customer needs to meet to use the product.
192	What Do We Need to Make It?
193	List the suppliers, materials, and equipment you need to manufacture the new product.
194	What Is It and What Does It Do?
195	Describe the product in detail.
196	When Can We Get It?
197	If your product is not yet widely available, give a time line for when and where you plan to release it.
198	Where Did It Come From?
199	Give a brief history of the new product.
200	Where Does It Fit?
201	Explain where the product fits in your company's vision statement and overall marketing and product strategy.
202	Who Wants to Buy It?
203	Describe the primary market you will sell to: home users, the business market, or a specialized customer base.
204	Why Do They Want to Buy It?
205	List the customer needs that your product fills.
206	Advertising
207	Explain the types of media advertising you plan to use.
208	Agenda
209	List the items you plan to cover, along with the allotted times and other presenters, if any.
210	Current Conditions in the Marketplace 
211	List market trends going on in your markets right now.
212	Current Conditions Inside Our Business
213	List current conditions inside your business.
214	Event-Based Promotions
215	Explain the types of outside promotions you plan to use.
216	Executive Overview
217	Give a concise summary of your presentation in a paragraph mentioning the main points of you will cover.
218	Financial Forecasts
219	Project your financial needs and gains in areas of revenues, costs, and profits.
220	Marketing Plan Slide Show
221	A Marketing Plan Presentation lays out a plan to guide your company's marketing efforts.
222	Implementing Our Promotion Strategy
223	Explain how you plan to actually implement your promotion strategy.
224	Improvements to Our Product
225	List improvements to current products or services to emphasize in marketing.
226	Marketing Budget
227	Give the budget for your promotion strategy, including expenditures in all areas.
228	Market Segments
229	List products or services and their market segments.
230	Review your marketing department's mission statement.
231	New Products
232	List new products or services you intend to offer.
233	Opportunities
234	List opportunities both inside and outside of the company.
235	Business Strengths and Weaknesses
236	List the strengths and weaknesses you see in your company.
237	Competitor Strengths and Weaknesses
238	List competitors' strengths and weaknesses in their marketing strategy.
239	Our Customers' Needs
240	Define the customers' needs and wants that your product or service can help fill.
241	Our Markets
242	Define each market your company competes in.
243	Marketing Strengths and Weaknesses
244	List the strengths and weaknesses you see in your marketing efforts.
245	Our Needs
246	Define the marketing needs you should meet for your business.
247	Our Products
248	List key products, product categories, and services your company provides.
249	Positioning Our New Products
250	Explain how you will differentiate your new products both in the market and in relation to your other products.
251	Product Goals
252	List the specific, measurable marketing goals for each product or service.
253	Product Positioning
254	List the product name, unique qualities, logo, motto, and so on.
255	Product Pricing
256	List each product or service and the current pricing.
257	Promoting Our Products
258	Explain how you will promote your products.
259	Promotions Breakdown
260	Show the different ways you plan to promote your products.
261	Publicity Campaigns
262	Explain the publicity campaigns you plan to use.
263	Questions and Answers
264	Ask for and answer any questions the audience might have.
265	Selling Our Products Directly
266	Explain what kinds of direct sales techniques you plan to use.
267	So What Do the Trends Mean?
268	Analyze the trends for opportunities and areas to improve.
269	So What Will Happen?
270	Project the trends/events you see following your promotions.
271	Steps to Accomplish Our Goals
272	List specific steps to accomplish the product or service goals.
273	Summarize the main points of your marketing plan, time line, and implementation.
274	Close with encouragement and thanks to the audience.
275	Time Line
276	Give a time line for your market strategy.
277	Trade Show Strategy
278	Explain your trade show strategy.
279	What Are the Risks?
280	List risks involved in implementing your marketing plan and how you plan to avoid them.
281	What Do We Do Later?
282	List long-term goals and steps to take to achieve them.
283	What Do We Do Now?
284	List short-term goals and steps to take to achieve them.
285	What's the Competition Doing?
286	Discuss your competitors' strategies and how you can counter them.
287	Background
288	Give a brief background for your research.
289	Conclusions
290	Give your overall conclusions about your findings.
291	Give a concise summary of your presentation in a paragraph mentioning the main points you will discuss.
292	Findings
293	Explain and display your data in detail.
294	Market Research Slide Show
295	A Market Research Presentation gives the results of market research and makes recommendations.
296	Next Steps
297	List the next steps to take to carry out your recommendations.
298	Objectives
299	List the objectives of your study.
300	Ask for and answer audience questions.
301	Recommendations
302	Make recommendations for action or further study based on your conclusions.
303	Research Materials
304	Explain where you got your data.
305	Research Methods
306	Specifically explain your methods for data gathering, analysis, and classification.
307	Research Sample
308	If you used personal responses in your data gathering, explain the how you chose the people you included.
309	Close with encouragement and thanks to the audience and pass out copies of your report.
310	Give the background for your research: why you did the research, other research in this area, and any other relevant information.
311	Give your overall conclusions about the characteristics and needs of each segment.
312	Countering the Competition
313	List your competitors in each segment and explain how you plan to overcome their strategies.
314	Customer Profiles by Segment
315	List the needs, wants, and buying habits of each segment, and match products, services, pricing, and further development to the market segments.
316	Describing the Segments
317	Show the basic demographic, geographic, consumer, and other characteristics of each segment you defined.
318	Market Segment Slide Show
319	A Market Segmentation Presentation explains how your target markets break down into different sections, called "segments."
320	Improving Our Products
321	Explain how you will improve or diversify your products or services for each segment.
322	List the specific steps to take to carry out your recommendations.
323	List the objectives of your study. Tell the audience what you intended to do, prove, or find out about. These are the reasons you did the study.
324	Opportunities by Segment
325	Evaluate each market segment for possible growth opportunities.
326	Our Customers
327	Discuss your customers' buying habits and product preferences.
328	Our Products in Each Segment
329	Indicate which of your company's products or services the customers use, what they use them for, and which competitors' products or services they use instead.
330	List and discuss key products, product categories, and services your company provides.
331	Positioning Our Products
332	Explain how you will position your products or services for each segment.
333	Pricing Our Products
334	Explain how you will price your products or services for each segment. Relate the pricing strategy to the characteristics of the customers in that segment.
335	List your recommendations. Briefly summarize each one, based on your research. Promise further explanation.
336	Explain where you got your data. List publications, other studies, people you interviewed, company records, and any other sources you used.
337	Explain your methods for data gathering, analysis, and classification. Be specific enough that anyone else could duplicate your research.
338	Segmenting the Market
339	Explain how you divided your market into parts depending on geographic area, demographic information, customer habits, and other criteria.
340	Our Strengths and Weaknesses
341	Analyze your company's strengths and weaknesses in relation to the market segments you have decided to target.
342	Briefly remind the audience of your main points. Go over your conclusions. Repeat your recommendations.
343	Close with encouragement and thanks to the audience, and distribute handouts outlining the information you presented.
344	Where Our Products Fit
345	Fit your products or services into the market segments where you want to sell them and where you are selling them.
346	Which Segments to Target
347	Rate each market segment, then explain which segments your company should target.
348	Alternatives
349	List alternatives to your proposal, with the benefits and risks.
350	Benefits
351	List the benefits that will come from your project.
352	Budget
353	Talk about your project's financial needs.
354	Cost/Benefit Analysis
355	Talk about the costs versus the benefits of accepting your project.
356	Deliverables
357	Identify exactly what you will produce when the project is finished.
358	Explanation
359	Explain how your project will address current problems and issues.
360	Historical Background
361	Give a history of the problems that the project is meant to solve.
362	Project Proposal Slide Show
363	A Project Proposal Presentation sells your idea to your audience.
364	Implementation
365	Discuss the actual methods and steps you will use to complete your project.
366	Justification
367	Explain what current issues/problems your project addresses, and why they should be solved.
368	Modifications
369	Talk about any other options for your project.
370	Necessary Equipment and Materials
371	Explain what kinds of equipment you will need for your project.
372	List measurable, specific goals for the project.
373	Organization
374	List and introduce the people who will work on the project.
375	Personal Qualifications
376	Give your personal qualifications to work on this project.
377	Project Abstract
378	Briefly describe the project in a paragraph explaining what you want to do and why.
379	Anticipate and answer questions from the audience, and be prepared to answer further questions.
380	Risks
381	List the risks associated with your project and how you will overcome them.
382	Schedule
383	Give a time line for the project with dates for milestones, goals, and deliverables.
384	Scope
385	Explain how much the project will include.
386	Give a brief summary of your proposal.
387	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name of the project, and the date.
388	After the Meeting
389	Skip this slide during your presentation, then fill in the decisions, action items, and so on to send to your team members.
390	List the items you plan to cover, the order, the allotted times, and any other presenters. Be sure to leave time for questions and discussion.
391	Current Events
392	List and discuss any current issues and events that are directly related to your company, or that might affect your business in the future.
393	Discussion Topics
394	List each topic you plan to cover in the meeting with the name of the person presenting it. Leave this slide on the screen during the discussion.
395	Team Goals and Objectives
396	Review each team goal and the progress you've made toward it. Be sure the goals are specific and measurable.
397	Team Meeting Slide Show
398	A Team Meeting Presentation helps you organize and present useful, efficient meetings with your employees and coworkers.
399	New Developments in the Company
400	List changes in the company and other information you feel will be important or interesting to your team.
401	Previous Action Items
402	Review action items from the previous meeting.
403	Summarize the key points of the meeting. The slide lists each discussion topic and/or news event you covered.
404	Close with encouragement and thanks to the team members.
405	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the location, and the date.
406	Updates
407	Have each team member report on his or her project.
408	Additional Training
409	Give a schedule and information about additional training that completes or complements the training you gave in this session.
410	Assessment
411	Test to see how well the participants have learned the skills and concepts for the performance and training objectives.
412	Concept Example
413	Give an example of actually using the concept. Try to fit the example to the work or project the participants will actually be doing.
414	Performance Objectives
415	Explain what the participants will be able to do when they have mastered the subject matter.
416	Concept Questions and Answers
417	List and answer common questions, then take questions from the participants.
418	Concept Review
419	Review the concepts again. Pay special attention to any aspects of the concepts the participants seemed to misunderstand or misapply.
420	Concepts
421	List each concept you will teach and why it is important. Give each concept its own slide, to keep them straight in the participants' minds.
422	Defining Terms
423	List any vocabulary terms your participants needs to know. Be sure to define any jargon or specialized terms that a general audience might not be familiar with.
424	Overall How Did You Do?
425	Review the participants' performance, give feedback, make suggestions, and evaluate the results.
426	For More Information
427	Tell the participants where they can find more information about the subject you have been teaching.
428	Getting to Know Each Other
429	Get to know the participants and tell them a little about yourself.
430	Goal One
431	Discuss your first goal in detail. Include a detailed description of what you want to achieve, who will do it, and other necessary information.
432	Goal Two
433	Discuss your second goal in detail. Include a detailed description of what you want to achieve, who will do it, and other necessary information.
434	Goal Three
435	Discuss your third goal in detail. Include a detailed description of what you want to achieve, who will do it, and other necessary information.
436	Hints and Troubleshooting Tips
437	Give helpful advice for the participants to use when they perform the skill later.
438	Teaching and Training Slide Show
439	A Teaching and Training Presentation helps you to teach and reinforce concepts.
440	How Did I Do?
441	Ask for feedback about the training class and pass out a prepared evaluation form,
442	Concepts How Did You Do?
443	Review the participants' performance. Give individual feedback, suggestions, and/or more practice time.
444	How Does It Work Together?
445	Explain how each skill works in relation to the others, what to do first, how each builds on others, and so on.
446	Introduce the Concepts
447	Introduce the concepts you are going to teach. List each one, in order, so the participants get a sense of where the training is going and what it will cover.
448	Introduce the Skill
449	List the name and purpose of each the skill in order, so the participants get a sense of what the training will cover.
450	Major Points
451	Give the major points of each concept. Use one major points slide per concept.
452	Material and Requirements
453	Review necessary materials, conditions, work spaces, and so on. You should be very specific here, especially if safety is a concern.
454	Overall Review
455	Review both the concepts and the skill steps again, especially any concepts and skills the participants misunderstand or misapply.
456	Overview
457	Briefly explain what you are going to teach, with any necessary background and clarification. 
458	Plan of Attack
459	Show which market segments you will target, which are secondary targets, and which you will avoid.
460	Practice
461	Have the participants practice the skill for a set amount of time, or lead them in a practice session.
462	Practice Test
463	Have the participants take a practice test for a set amount of time, or lead them in a practice session.
464	Prerequisites
465	List any skills or concepts the participants should already know. 
466	Review Applications
467	Suggest ways the participants can apply the material they have learned.
468	Show times, durations, and subjects for the day's training. Be sure to time your training so you are sure you can meet the schedule.
469	Skill Application
470	Suggest ways the participants can apply the skill they will learn. Try to fit the application to the work or project the participants will actually be doing.
471	Skill Example
472	Give an example of actually using the skill. Try to fit the example to the work or project the participants will actually be doing.
473	Skill How Did You Do?
474	Review the participants' performance, give feedback, make suggestions, and/or give more practice time.
475	Skill Performance Objectives
476	Explain what the participants should be able to do to show mastery of the skill, according to the training objectives.
477	Skill Questions and Answers
478	Skill Review
479	Review the steps of the skill again, especially any aspects of the skill the participants misunderstand or misapply.
480	Skills
481	List each skill you will teach and why it is important. Give each skill its own slide, to keep it separate in the participants' minds.
482	Steps
483	List each step of the skill sequentially, with explanations if necessary.
484	Summarize Major Points of Concept
485	Repeat the main points of each concept. This is the review for the concept, so you do not need to go into more detail than you want the participants to remember.
486	Teaser
487	Give an interesting fact/incident to get the participants' attention and illustrate the importance of what you will teach them.
488	Close with encouragement and thanks to the participants.
489	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name of the class, the location, and the date.
490	Training Objectives
491	Explain what you hope to accomplish with this training. Make your objectives specific and measurable.
492	Welcome Slide Show
493	Greet the participants, introduce yourself, and explain the purpose of the training.
494	What We are Here to Learn
495	Define the subject of the training. Be precise and avoid jargon.
496	Why This is Important
497	Explain why you are teaching this class. Keep your reasons relevant to your audience, and motivate them to want to learn what you have to teach.
498	Welcome the Audience
499	Welcome the audience to the meeting, outline the program, make any announcements, and do other conducting chores.
500	Leave the blank slide on the screen as the speaker prepares to give his or her speech.
501	Conclusion
502	Yield the floor to the speaker and let the meeting begin. Make sure that everything the speaker needs is set up and ready.
503	A Welcome or Introduction Presentation helps you introduce a special speaker to the audience.
504	Occasion
505	State the reason for the meeting and why the audience is here.
506	Speaker
507	List the speaker's important accomplishments and what he or she will speak about.
508	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the event or meeting, the location, and the date.
509	Achievements
510	List your company's achievements for the past year.
511	Financial Highlights
512	Briefly explain your company's finances.
513	Future Challenges and Opportunities
514	List the opportunities you plan to explore in the next year.
515	Year-End Report Slide Show
516	A Year-End Report Presentation tells your employees, customers, and others how your business did in the last year.
517	Market Share
518	Talk about each product's market share.
519	New Products and Services
520	List and briefly describe the new products or services you introduced this year.
521	Objectives for Next Year
522	List your goals for next year and how you will accomplish them.
523	Organizational Changes
524	Explain any changes in your organization in the last year.
525	Statistics
526	Give statistics relevant to your business.
527	Stock Information
528	Give information on stock numbers, performance, prices, and so on.
529	Trends and Issues
530	Talk about market trends and issues in the past year.
531	What to Do Next
532	List the next steps the company should take to start the new year.
533	Year-End Summary
534	Summarize what happened during the past year.
535	Write and edit the text for your slide title, subtitle, text, and bulleted list in the Outliner
536	Add, titles, subtitles, graphics, charts, and text to the slide
537	Company Description
538	Describe your company: what your company does, what it is for, where it is located, and so on.
539	Company Organization
540	Describe your organization, giving basic, overall information.
541	Corporate Citizenship
542	Talk about your company's ethical standards, charity work, integrity, and so on.
543	Department Reports
544	Highlight each department or division in your company and talk about what they did last year.
545	Give a concise summary of your presentation in a paragraph mentioning the main points you will present.
546	Briefly show the last year's financial highlights. Review expenditures, income, gains, losses, and other information.
547	Financial Summary
548	Give a brief overview of company finances at the end of the year. Review capital, debts, equity, profits, expenses, and so on.
549	Growth Possibilities
550	Talk about upcoming areas of growth, technological advance, and so on.
551	Give a brief history of your company.
552	International Report
553	Talk about any events and developments in international areas or departments.
554	Annual Report Slide Show
555	An Annual Report Presentation tells your customers, employees, and investors about your business in the past year.
556	Marketing
557	Discuss the success of last year's marketing campaigns, promotions, packaging, and so on.
558	Market Opportunities
559	Talk about the opportunities you see arising in the market during the coming year.
560	New Markets
561	List markets where you see potential for growth or breakthroughs.
562	New Products/Services
563	List and describe the new products or services you plan to introduce next year.
564	Objectives Accomplished
565	Talk about your goals for last year and how you accomplished them.
566	Objectives for This Year
567	List your specific, detailed, measurable objectives for next year and how you plan to accomplish them.
568	Other Changes
569	Tell about new acquisitions, major reorganizations, and so on.
570	List the markets your company currently competes in and how you expanded the markets in the last year.
571	Planning for Next Year
572	List trends and issues your company faces and how you will deal with them.
573	Products and Services
574	List each product or service your company sells and talk about its features, facts, market share, availability, selling volume, and so on.
575	If your company sells stock to investors, give a basic overview of how the stock sold over the last year.
576	Strategic Partners
577	List and discuss the strategic partnerships and alliances you have made.
578	Give a brief summary of this year's accomplishments, opportunities in the future, and the goals for next year.
579	Thank You for Coming!
580	Close with encouragement, thanks, and reminders to the audience.
581	Account Information
582	Show the information for any accounts, including checking, savings, shares.
583	Actual Budget Amounts
584	Show the amounts you actually used for each department, project, area, and so on.
585	Allotted Amounts
586	Show how much you currently allot to each department, project, area, and so on.
587	Amount of Change in the Budget
588	Project how much the budget will have to grow or shrink for the next year, and why.
589	Budget Considerations
590	Explain how you budget and criteria and information you use to plan your budgets.
591	Budget Process
592	Explain how you create a budget.
593	Give an overall view of how budgeting worked and why, and what you plan to do for next year.
594	Current Appropriations
595	Show the amounts of money you have currently in hand from all sources, permanent or temporary.
596	Debts
597	Show how much you owe, and in what areas.
598	Deficits
599	Show deficit amounts, and in what areas.
600	Department Budget Outlays
601	Show how each department spends its money.
602	Estimated Budget Amounts
603	Show the amounts you originally budgeted for each department, project, area, and so on. This is the budget on which you are reporting.
604	Expenditures per Department
605	Show how much your company spent per department, committee, product, and so on.
606	Expenses
607	Show how much money your company spends overall.
608	Fiscal Year Gain/Loss
609	Summarize your gains and losses for the fiscal year. If you need more detailed information, attach a spreadsheet.
610	Future Budget
611	Explain changes you foresee and how these changes will affect the budget next year.
612	Budget Report Slide Show
613	A Budget Report Presentation lets everyone know how the budgeting went for the last year and what you plan for next year.
614	Income from Products & Services
615	Show your income, divided by category, product, geographic area, and so on.
616	Permanent Appropriations
617	Show the amount of money you receive every year.
618	Receipts by Departments/Areas
619	Show how much each department, division, or area contributes to your company's overall income.
620	Sources of Revenue
621	List each source of income and how much you receive from each source.
622	Give a brief summary of your presentation. Review the financial data, the budget considerations, and next year's budget.
623	Surpluses
624	Show how much your income exceeded your budgeted expenses, and in what areas.
625	Total Expenditures
626	Total Income
627	Show your company's total income.
628	Call for Action
629	Ask listeners to make a choice. You may recommend one alternative, or leave that up to your audience to decide.
630	Criteria for Judging Alternatives
631	Describe the criteria you will measure each alternative against.
632	Alternatives Slide Show
633	A Describing Alternatives Presentation explains a problem and reviews possible solutions.
634	Importance
635	Explain the importance of the problem or needs these alternatives address.
636	Introduction
637	Give your audience a brief introduction to the subject of your presentation.
638	Pro-Con Comparison of Alternatives
639	Compare your ratings of each alternative in each of the judging areas.
640	Suggested Alternatives
641	Describe each alternative. You may want to add a slide for each one.
642	Review each alternative briefly. Note where it falls compared to the other alternatives and its score on the different judging criteria.
643	Executive Summary
644	Extra for First Point
645	Mark this slide skipped, and assign a SpeedKey to it so you can use it if your audience needs more details about the first point.
646	Extra for Second Point
647	Mark this slide skipped and assign a SpeedKey to it so you can use it if your audience needs more details about the second point.
648	Financial Information
649	Display a chart showing basic financial information, and use a SpeedLink to connect the chart to the more detailed spreadsheet 
650	First Point
651	Give the first point you intend to make, with supporting examples, facts, and information.
652	Interactive Slide Show
653	An Interactive Slide Show lets you instantly display any slide in the show so you can customize your presentation even while you present it.
654	Second Point
655	Give the second point you intend to make, with supporting examples, facts, and information.
656	Display a chart showing the trends for your stock, and  use a SpeedLink to connect to the web page showing the latest price and activity quotes.
657	Summarize the main points of your presentation, and use a SpeedKey so you can jump back and forth from here to previous slides.
658	Thank your audience for coming, and attach an applause sound file to an invisible SpeedLink.
659	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name of the company or event, the location, and the date.
660	Choose a predefined slide layout for the current slide
661	Edit the Outline
662	Current Conditions in the Marketplace
663	Explain the types outside promotions you plan to use.
664	List the marketing goals for each product or service.
665	List improvements to current products or services that you can use in your marketing efforts.
666	Define each market your company competes in. 
667	Our Customer's Needs
668	Explain how you will differentiate your new products.
669	Opportunities
670	Give a concise summary of your presentation in a paragraph mentioning the main points of you will discuss.
671	Publicity Campaigns
672	What are the Risks?
673	Summarize the main points of your marketing plan.
674	Save, mail, print, play, and publish your slide show
675	Marketing Strategy Slide Show
676	A Marketing Strategy Presentation outlines your marketing plan for the next year.
677	Give a time line for implementing your market strategy.
678	List short-terms goals and steps to take to achieve them.
679	Repeat the introductory musical theme. Leave the blank slide on the screen as you answer questions.
680	Extra Information About the 1st Point
681	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give further details about the first point.
682	Extra Information About the 2nd Point
683	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give further details about the second point.
684	Extra Information About the 3rd Point
685	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give further details about the third point.
686	Give a brief overview of what you will cover in the presentation. Include an .AVI file to get the presentation rolling.
687	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give the first point with supporting examples, facts, and supporting information.
688	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give the second point with supporting examples, facts, and supporting information.
689	Third Point
690	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Give the third point with supporting examples, facts, and supporting information.
691	Attach an opening sound to this slide. Summarize the main points of your presentation.
692	Multimedia Slide Show
693	A Multimedia Slide Show helps make your presentations more interesting.
694	Thank your audience for coming. Attach an applause sound file to an invisible SpeedLink.
695	Include the title of the presentation, your name, and the date. Add an introductory musical theme.
696	Ask for Further Questions
697	Answer questions from the audience.
698	Benefits of My Solution
699	List up to five benefits of adopting your solution.
700	Cost of Rejecting the Solution
701	Show the costs of not using your solutions.
702	Explanation of 1st Need/Problem
703	Support each statement with real, verifiable facts and examples. Do not overstate your case.
704	Explanation of 2nd Need/Problem
705	Explanation of 3rd Need/Problem
706	How to Solve the Problems
707	Give your solution to the problems and needs.
708	Objective
709	Explain what you want your audience to do.
710	Proof of Benefits
711	Support each benefit with concrete facts and examples.
712	Give a brief summary of your presentation, your solution, and its benefits.
713	Supporting Facts and Examples
714	Support your solution with real, verifiable facts and examples.
715	Choose or create a look for your slides
716	Persuasive Slide Show
717	A Persuasive Presentation convinces an audience to use your solution or idea. 
718	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the purpose of the meeting, and the date.
719	What to Do
720	List the steps to implement your solution. Be very specific and detailed.
721	Costs vs. Benefits
722	Help your audience see the value of adopting your solution vs. the costs.
723	What Does it Mean?
724	Give the implications of the problems and needs you discussed.
725	Where We are Now
726	Describe as many as five problems and/or needs in the current situation.
727	Add Other Elements
728	Skip This Slide
729	Attention-Grabber
730	Ask a question or put up an eye-catching slogan to engage the customer's attention.
731	List the benefits the customer will experience after buying your product.
732	Comparison to Other Products
733	Talk about how competing products and services compare to yours.
734	Costs
735	Explain how much your product costs, and how that cost expresses itself in quality or is a better deal than competitors' products or services.
736	Help the customer see the value compared to the costs of buying your product or service.
737	Costs of Not Buying
738	Show the costs of not buying your product or service, with implications in concrete and/or financial values.
739	Other Customers
740	Explain why other customers/companies buy your product.
741	Basis for Decision-Making
742	Talk about the customer's priorities and issues to create a list of the criteria the customer should use for making decisions.
743	Ask for Any Further Questions
744	Answer the customer's questions thoroughly and patiently.
745	Choose or create a look for your slide
746	Choose the slides you want to use
747	Add transitions, animation, and more  
748	Save, mail, print, play, and publish your slide
749	Sales Slide Show
750	A Sales Presentation helps the customers realize how your product, service, and/or company best meets their needs.
751	Introduce the Product
752	Show the product name, logo, and packaging. If you are selling a service, show the logo and explain the service.
753	Give a concise summary of your presentation in a single paragraph.
754	Positive Impact
755	Give examples of how buying your product or service will increase the customer's success and happiness.
756	Product Features
757	Describe the product in detail, listing the most attractive features and capabilities.
758	Product Superiority
759	Tell the customer why your product, service, and/or company is the best.
760	Product Usefulness
761	Discuss what the customer can use your product to do, or what your service will do for him or her.
762	Purchase Procedures
763	Explain the terms and conditions of the sale, extra bargains, time limits, and so on.
764	Anticipate objections and answer them, tailoring the answers to the customer's situation, priorities, and needs.
765	Reasons for Buying
766	List the customer's main reasons for buying your product or service.
767	Return on Investment
768	Talk about the excellent return the customer can expect on the investment.
769	Implementing the Solution
770	Explain how the customer can quickly and easily begin using your product or service.
771	Give a brief summary of your presentation and main selling points.
772	Define any terms or ideas you need to discuss that the customer may be unfamiliar with.
773	Testimonials
774	Give quotes and testimonials from other satisfied customers.
775	Close with encouragement and thanks, and ask for a sale.
776	Begin your slide show with a title slide. Include the presenter's name, the name product or service, and the date.
777	Our Vision
778	Talk about your company's mission/vision statement and how it fits the customer's needs.
779	List the steps the customer needs to take to begin using your product or service.
780	Ask for Action
781	Ask your audience to do something (buy your product, come to your event, remember your name, and so on.)
782	Attention Grabber
783	Display a slide containing a question, fact, statement, or quote that will engage the interest of your audience.
784	Repeat the introductory musical theme before the show repeats.
785	Give the first point of your message with examples, facts, and supporting information.
786	Follow-Up
787	Follow up the attention grabber by introducing the subject of the demonstration.
788	Self-Running Slide Show
789	A Self-Running Slide Show gets your message across without you having to be there.
790	Give the second point of your message with examples, facts, and supporting information.
791	Restate the highlights of your main points.
792	Thank You for Your Attention
793	End with a company motto or simple goodbye. Be sure to choose Repeat slide show so that your show loops back to the beginning again.
794	Give the third point of your message with examples, facts, and supporting information.
795	Welcome!
796	Add an eye-catching, explanatory subtitle. Animate objects on the first slide to catch attention.
797	Help your audience see the value of adopting your solution.
798	Costs of Rejecting the Solution
799	Show the costs of not using your solution, with implications in concrete and/or financial values.
800	Support your solution with concrete facts and examples.
801	Answer any questions the audience may still have. Remember not to be defensive.
802	Recommending a Strategy Slide Show
803	A Recommending a Strategy Presentation helps you present and advocate a strategy to solve a problem.
804	Explain why you need to address the situation.
805	Company Objectives
806	List your company's objectives. Make sure your strategy will help the company fulfill its objectives.
807	Give a concise summary of your presentation and recommended strategy.
808	Possible Solutions
809	List possible solutions with pros, cons, and costs for each strategy.
810	State the Problem
811	Summarize the current problem/need/issue that you need a strategy for.
812	Anticipate objections and answer them on the slide. Be willing to answer objections and take suggestions.
813	Current Situation
814	Explain the current situation and issues that face your company.
815	Review your company's mission/vision statement.
816	Recommend a Strategy
817	Recommend the strategy you think is best suited to this situation.
818	Give a brief summary of your presentation, including the problem, your solution, and its costs and benefits.
819	Define any terms or ideas you need to discuss that your audience may be unfamiliar with.
820	List the steps to implement your solution.
821	Choose a pre-defined slide layout for the current slide
822	Write Speaker Notes
823	View, sort, rearrange all your slides
824	Give a schedule and information about additional training.
825	Applications
826	Suggest ways the participants can apply the concepts they will learn.
827	Assess the participants' proficiency with the skills and concepts they have learned.
828	List each concept you will teach and why it is important.
829	List any vocabulary terms your participants need to know.
830	Example
831	Give an example of actually using the concept.
832	Edit each slide in the slide show.
833	Save, mail, print, play, and publish your slide show.
834	Teaching a Concept Slide Show
835	A Teaching a Concept Presentation helps you teach a concept to any group of students, especially if you hand out Audience Notes that they can refer to and take notes on.
836	Ask for feedback about the training class and pass out a prepared evaluation form.
837	How Did You Do?
838	Introduce the Concept
839	Introduce the concepts you are going to teach.
840	For More Information...
841	Briefly explain what you are going to teach, with any necessary background and clarification.
842	List any skills or concepts the participants should already know.
843	Review
844	Review the concepts again, especially any concepts the participants misunderstand or misapply.
845	Show times, durations, and subjects for the day's training.
846	Summarize the Major Points
847	Repeat the main points of each concept.
848	Explain what you hope to accomplish with this training.
849	Hints and Troubleshooting
850	What We're Here to Learn
851	Define the subject of the training. Be precise but avoid jargon.
852	Why Is This Important?
853	Suggest ways the participants can apply the skill they will learn.
854	List any vocabulary terms your participants needs to know.
855	Teaching a Skill Slide Show
856	A Teach a Skill Presentation helps you teach a skill to any group of students, especially if you hand out Audience Notes that they can refer to and take notes on.
857	Introduce The Skill
858	List the name and purpose of each skill.
859	Materials and Requirements
860	Review necessary materials, conditions, work spaces, and so on. You may want to be very specific here, especially if safety is a concern.
861	Explain what the participants should be able to do to show mastery of the skill.
862	Review the steps of the skill, especially to any steps the participants misunderstand or misapply.
863	Review Application
864	List each skill you will teach and explain why it is important.
865	Switch to a light-table view to arrange your slides
866	Accomplishments
867	List the recipient's accomplishments.
868	Leave the blank slide on the screen to finish the presentation discreetly.
869	End the award or tribute presentation.
870	Describe the Award
871	Name the award and state its significance. 
872	Award/Tribute Slide Show
873	An Award Presentation helps you present awards and tributes.
874	Present the Award
875	Display the recipient's name and relevant information while you present the award.
876	Give the title and purpose of your presentation.
877	About Manufacturing
878	Review the basic information about your company's manufacturing processes.
879	What About the Money?
880	Review your company's finances.
881	What Have We Achieved So Far?
882	Review your company's achievements.
883	List the items you plan to cover, the allotted times, and the names of other presenters, if any.
884	Our Current Balance Sheet
885	Explain your company's current balance sheet.
886	How Can We Do Better in the Future?
887	Explain how your company will improve its performance.
888	How Do We Compare?
889	Review how your company compares to your competitors.
890	The Critical Path
891	Explain what you must do, in what order, and when.
892	Our Customer Service Strategy
893	Explain your strategy for customer service.
894	How Can We Develop Markets?
895	Explain your methods for expanding your company's markets.
896	Engineers/R&D
897	Introduce your engineers and R&D specialists.
898	Our Financial History & Outlook
899	Review last year's financial highlights.
900	Finances & Projections
901	This is a placeholder slide announcing a new section. You may want to put your company logo on the layout layer.
902	Our Financial Background
903	Review the financial history of your company.
904	The Future of Personnel
905	Explain the personnel changes you foresee.
906	How Did We Get Here?
907	Give a brief history of the company. 
908	Our Growth Opportunities?
909	Explain where you see opportunities for growth.
910	Business Plan Slide Show
911	A Business Plan presentation is a summary of how you intend to run your business.
912	Leveraging Our Products
913	Explain how your product's features will help you promote sales.
914	What Should We Look Out For?
915	Explain possible problems and how to avoid or overcome them.
916	Our Management Philosophy
917	Explain the philosophy behind your company's management style.
918	Our Management Team
919	Introduce your management team.
920	Stages of Market Development
921	Explain how your company's market development process will proceed.
922	Our Marketing Mix
923	Review the types of marketing you intend to do.
924	Compare your competitors' market share to your company's.
925	Overview of Our Market Strategy
926	Type your company's mission statement.
927	A Note on Financial Projections
928	Discuss the assumptions you used when making financial projections.
929	Overview of Our Company
930	What Are Our Competitors Doing?
931	Review your competitors' strategies.
932	Our Current Organization
933	Show your company's organization.
934	Overview of Our Products & Markets
935	Packaging Our Products
936	Display packaging ideas for each product.
937	Explain your pricing philosophy.
938	How Are Our Products Better?
939	Explain how your company's products are different and better than the competitions'.
940	How Do Our Products Compare?
941	Compare your competitors' products or services to yours.
942	Our Professional Advisors
943	List any professional advisers or consultants your company hired.
944	Sales Force
945	Introduce your sales force.
946	Selling Our Products
947	Explain the techniques your company will use to seel products.
948	What Did We Set Out to Do?
949	Explain your company's original goals.
950	Our Strategic Partners
951	List and discuss your company's strategic partners.
952	Summarize your presentation.
953	Support Staff
954	Introduce your support staff.
955	What Do We Want to Do?
956	Explain your company's goals.
957	What Do We Do Next?
958	Explain how your company will accomplish its goals.
959	What Do We Make?
960	Describe your company's products and/or services.
961	What We Anticipate: Financial Projections
962	List and explain your financial projections.
963	What We Do
964	Introduce your company, what it makes, and what it does.
965	What Do We Need?
966	Explain next year's budget.
967	What's Coming Next?
968	Explain your processes for developing new products and/or services, and any current projects.
969	What's Coming Next?
970	Briefly describe products and/or services being developed.
971	Where Are We Now?
972	Explain the current position of your company.
973	Where Are We Going?
974	Explain the goals for each product and/or service your company provides.
975	Who Are Our Customers?
976	Describe your company's customers.
977	Who Are We?
978	Give a brief overview of your company's structure and personnel.
979	Why Are We Here?
980	Discuss the purpose of your company.
981	Will We Succeed?
982	Explain why your company will be successful.
983	Save This Drawing
984	Save this drawing as a .wpg file
985	Check Spelling
986	Check text for misspelled words, double words, and irregular capitalization
987	Publish to Barista
988	Publish the drawing to the Web
989	Send
990	E-mail the drawing
991	Print
992	Print the drawing
993	Check, save, and publish your drawing.
994	Page Format
995	Choose page size orientation, and background
996	Save, mail, print, and publish your drawing
997	Add Graphics
998	Add bitmaps, graphic images, and drawn objects to this slide
999	Add a Chart
1000	Add data and organization charts to this drawing
1001	Add Text
1002	Add a bulleted list, paragraph, or text line to this drawing
1003	Add Drawing Shapes
1004	Add basic shapes to this drawing
1005	Presentations Drawing
1006	Corel Presentations makes it easy to create drawings, diagrams, and a wide variety of other documents.
1007	Change Background
1008	Choose a solid, pattern, gradient, texture, or picture background for the drawing
1009	Change Page Size
1010	Choose a page size and orientation (landscape or portrait)
1011	Change Margins
1012	Set the margins for the drawing
1013	Create Poster/Banner
1014	Format the drawing to print across several sheets of paper
1015	Choose page size, orientation, margins, and background colors for a drawing.
1016	Print a Draft Copy
1017	Print a draft copy of the drawing to check the format and appearance
1018	Print a Final Copy
1019	Print a high-quality copy of the drawing
1020	Print the drawing.
1021	Add bitmaps, graphic images, and drawn objects to this slide
1022	Add data and organization charts to this slide
1023	Add a bulleted list, paragraph, or text line to this slide
1024	Add basic shapes to your slides
1025	Add Elements
1026	You can add any kind of object to any slide in your slide show.
1027	Background Color
1028	Choose a solid, pattern, gradient, texture, or picture background color
1029	Add New Background
1030	Insert a new background after the current one
1031	Rename Background
1032	Give the current background a new name
1033	Change Orientation
1034	Choose a landscape or portrait orientation
1035	Add bitmaps, Graphic images, and drawn objects to this background
1036	Add a bulleted list, paragraph, or text line to this background
1037	Add basic shapes to the background
1038	Background Layer
1039	The background layer gives your slide its color and page size.  Objects, such as a company logo, created on the background layer will appear behind the objects on the layout and slide layers for all slides that use that background.  Objects placed on the background layer cannot be moved or edited on the slide layer.
1040	Edit the Pixels
1041	Zoom in to edit the pixels in the bitmap
1042	Apply Special Effects
1043	Apply one or more of the available effects, such as mosaic, brightness, or wind
1044	Pick Transparent Color
1045	Eliminate white space around the edges of the bitmap
1046	Close and Save
1047	Close the Bitmap Editor and save the bitmap changes
1048	Close and Cancel
1049	Close the Bitmap Editor without any changes made to the bitmap
1050	Edit Bitmap
1051	You can edit any bitmap in the Bitmap Editor.
1052	Trace the Bitmap
1053	Convert the bitmap into a vector image (a series of lines)
1054	Resample the Bitmap
1055	Sharpen the bitmap after sizing it
1056	Edit the Bitmap
1057	Edit the bitmap in the Bitmap Editor
1058	Bitmap
1059	You can change the bitmap, sharpen it after sizing, or change it into a vector object.
1060	Change the Font
1061	Change the bulleted list font face, size, and attributes
1062	Add Symbols
1063	Insert special characters
1064	Change Justification
1065	Change the alignment of the text
1066	Check text for typos and misspelled words
1067	Close
1068	Close and return
1069	Edit Bulleted List
1070	Press Tab and Shift+Tab to move the bullet to the right or left; press Enter to create a new bullet.
1071	Edit the Text
1072	Change the text in the bulleted list
1073	Change Box Options
1074	Choose box appearance and placement
1075	Change Line Spacing
1076	Change the spacing between the lines of text
1077	Change the Bullet Style
1078	Change the bullet shape and size
1079	Bulleted List
1080	Use a bulleted list to display your ideas in outline format.
1081	Change Layout/Type
1082	Choose the height, width, and other options
1083	Change Series Look
1084	Choose the colors for the data
1085	Change the Frame
1086	Choose frame colors and sides that surround the chart
1087	Change the Grid
1088	Change the color, width, style of the grid lines and tick marks
1089	Change Perspective
1090	Alter the view of your 3-D chart
1091	Turn Datasheet On
1092	Display the Datasheet so you can change the values
1093	Change Elements
1094	Change the labels, legends, and titles
1095	Close the Chart Editor
1096	Close the chart editor and return to the slide
1097	Edit Data Chart
1098	Make your charts more informative and useful by adding helpful elements such as labels, a legend, and titles.
1099	Change the elements, data, and attributes
1100	Data Chart
1101	You can move, size, and rotate a data chart as well as changing the data.
1102	Sort the Data
1103	Sort the data in ascending or descending order
1104	Insert Rows && Columns
1105	Add rows and columns to expand the Datasheet
1106	Delete Rows && Columns
1107	Remove Datasheet rows and columns
1108	Close the Datasheet
1109	Extras
1110	Import data from other sources, change the format, and add formulas
1111	Datasheet
1112	You can edit, format, and sort data right in the Datasheet.
1113	Return to the drawing or slide window
1114	Edit Drawing Object
1115	You edit a drawing object by manipulating its handles to change its shape.
1116	Change Properties
1117	Change the fill and color
1118	Edit the Points
1119	Drag the points on the object to change the shape
1120	Flip the Object
1121	Mirror the graphic
1122	Change the shape, add a shadow, or apply other effects
1123	Drawing Object
1124	You can change the shape, orientation, and color of any object.
1125	Go to a Slide
1126	Move to a different slide in the slide show
1127	Change the Text
1128	Write the text for slide titles, subtitles, and bulleted lists in the Outliner
1129	Change the slide "type", write speaker notes, or change the order of the slides
1130	Add objects, customize text place holders, and choose a layout for each slide.
1131	Save Slide Show
1132	Save this slide show as a .shw file
1133	E-mail the slide show
1134	Play
1135	Play the slide show on your computer or stand-alone
1136	Publish
1137	Publish the slide show to the Web
1138	Save, play, and publish the slide show.
1139	Print the slide, slide show, and handouts
1140	Return to the slide
1141	Add Drawing Objects
1142	Add basic shapes
1143	Edit Graphic
1144	Select the shape or image you want to edit.
1145	Edit the Graphic
1146	Edit each part of the graphic
1147	Save as WPG
1148	Save the graphic as a file so you can use it in other applications
1149	Separate Objects
1150	Break the graphic into parts so you can edit the individual parts
1151	Flip the Graphic
1152	Graphic
1153	You can edit, orient, and reshape images to customize them.
1154	Change the Look
1155	Choose or create a consistent look for your slides
1156	Add a Slide
1157	Inserts one or more slides where your insertion point is
1158	Save, mail, print, play, and publish your slides show
1159	Presentations Slide Show
1160	Create professional, persuasive slide shows quickly and easily with Corel Presentations.
1161	Add a New Layout
1162	Create a new, blank layout in the current master
1163	Rename This Layout
1164	Give this layout a new name
1165	Choose a Background
1166	Assign this layout to a background in this master
1167	Add bitmaps, Graphic images, and drawn objects to this layout
1168	Add a bulleted list, paragraph, or text line to this layout
1169	Add basic shapes to this layout
1170	Layout Layer
1171	Each slide is made up of three layers: background, layout, and slide.\n\nThe layout layer contains the pre-defined objects in the layouts: titles, subtitles, bulleted lists, and charts. Objects on the layout layer overlay any objects on the background layer. Layout layer objects are place holders on the slide layer.
1172	Choose a Master
1173	Choose a pre-defined background and color scheme for your slide show
1174	Edit the Background
1175	Edit the background to put logo, graphic, object, etc. onto the current background so that it will appear on each slide that uses that background
1176	Choose a pre-defined design and color scheme for your slide show.
1177	Add Fields
1178	Add information place holders, like for name, position, and phone number
1179	Import an Outline
1180	Use a WordPerfect outline to create an org chart, replacing any current data
1181	Close the chart editor and add the changes
1182	Insert Position
1183	Add different types of positions to the selected box
1184	Choose the box looks, font, and lines connecting the boxes
1185	Make It Fit
1186	Modify the chart so that it fits on a single page and is still readable
1187	Change View
1188	Zoom to a specific branch on the tree
1189	Organization Chart
1190	Use an organization chart to describe your organization visually.
1191	Edit Organization Chart
1192	Change the appearance and content of the organization chart
1193	You can move, size, and rotate a chart as well as changing the information.
1194	Create the slide show from a WordPerfect outline file
1195	Send Outline to WP
1196	Send the slide show outline to WordPerfect
1197	Slide Outliner
1198	Type the titles, subtitles, and text for slides.
1199	Create Custom Shows
1200	Create versions of the slide show for different audiences
1201	Zoom In
1202	Increase the size of each slide
1203	Zoom Out
1204	Decrease the size of each slide
1205	Slide Sorter
1206	Use the slide sorter to display a thumbnail sketch of each slide in your slide show. 
1207	Add Transitions
1208	Choose transition effects between slides
1209	Advance Slides
1210	Choose manual or automatic advance
1211	Add Interactivity
1212	Add keystrokes for navigation & actions
1213	Add Sound
1214	Add a sound clip or a soundtrack
1215	Add Movie
1216	Add .avi and .mov files
1217	Display Slide Info
1218	Show information about each slide
1219	Slide Show Special Effects
1220	Add transitions, animations, links, multimedia files, and much more to your slide show to make it more entertaining and persuasive.
1221	Change the font, size, style and appearance
1222	Import Text
1223	Open a file into the text area
1224	Check for typos and misspelled words
1225	Edit Text
1226	You can make text into graphical elements to add interest, create logos, and much more.
1227	Change the content of the text
1228	Change Font
1229	Change the font face, size, and color
1230	Change the space between lines of text
1231	Change how the text aligns in a box
1232	Make 3-D Text
1233	Give text a three dimensional appearance
1234	Warp Text in Shape
1235	Make text conform to a shape
1236	Text
1237	Edit the content, look, and even shape of text.
1238	Check text for typos and misspelled words
1239	Close and return to the slide
1240	Edit Title/Subtitle
1241	Type and edit the title and subtitle for the slide.
1242	Lets you change the text in the title or subtitle
1243	Change the Justification
1244	Title/Subtitle
1245	As you change the text, the Slide Outliner reflects the changes.
1246	Annual Report Slide Show
1247	Award/Tribute Slide Show
1248	Budget Report Slide Show
1249	Business Plan Slide Show
1250	Company Meeting Slide Show
1251	Describing Alternatives Slide Show
1252	Interactive Slide Show
1253	Market Research Slide Show
1254	Market Segmentation Slide Show
1255	Marketing Plan Slide Show
1256	Marketing Strategy Slide Show
1257	Multimedia Slide Show
1258	Persuasive Slide Show
1259	Product Launch Slide Show
1260	Project Proposal Slide Show
1261	Recommending a Strategy Slide Show
1262	Sales Slide Show
1263	Self-Running Slide Show
1264	Teaching a Concept Slide Show
1265	Teaching a Skill Slide Show
1266	Teaching and Training Slide Show
1267	Team Meeting Slide Show
1268	Welcome Slide Show
1269	Year-End Report Slide Show
1270	Tips for Creating Slide Shows
1271	Choosing a Look
1272	Editing Slides
1273	Creating Bitmaps
1274	Adding Special Effects
1275	Finishing Slide Shows
1276	Slide Sorter
1277	Slide Outliner
1278	Layout Layer
1279	Background Layer
1280	Editing Slides
1281	About Title Properties
1282	About Subtitle Properties
1283	About Slide Outliner
1284	Editing and Formatting Text
1285	Adding Special Effects to Text
1286	Shaping Objects, Text, and Images
1287	Creating and Editing Text
1288	Shaping Objects, Text, and Images
1289	Tips for Creating Organization Charts
1290	Designing Organization Charts
1291	Changing Organization Chart Views
1292	Tips for Creating Organization Charts
1293	Designing Organization Charts
1294	Changing Organization Chart Views
1295	Shaping Objects
1296	Displaying Drawing Guides
1297	Aligning Objects
1298	Editing Drawn Shapes
1299	Editing Bitmaps
1300	Creating Bulleted Lists
1301	Designing Bulleted Lists
1302	Editing Shapes in Clipart Images
1303	Creating Bulleted Lists
1304	Designing Bulleted Lists
1305	Using Clipart
1306	Editing Chart Data
1307	Choosing Chart Data
1308	Designing Data Charts
1309	Editing Chart Data
1310	Choosing Chart Data
1311	Designing Data Charts
1312	About the Datasheet
1313	Add a Bitmap
1314	Insert a Scrapbook Item
1315	Add a Graphic from File
1316	Create a Data Chart
1317	Create an Organization Chart
1318	Create a Bulleted List
1319	Create a Text Box
1320	Create a Text Line
1321	Rectangle
1322	Rounded Rectangle
1323	Circle
1324	Ellipse
1325	Arrow
1326	Polygon
1327	Polygon with Equal Sides
1328	Closed Curve
1329	Play the Slide Show
1330	Make a Stand-alone Slide Show
1331	Publish to Barista
1332	Publish to Internet
1333	Publish to Show It!
1334	Change the Layout
1335	Write Speaker Notes
1336	Sort the Slides
1337	Left
1338	Right
1339	Center
1340	Subordinate
1341	Coworker
1342	Staff
1343	Manager
1344	Change the Box Properties
1345	Change the Font
1346	Change the Connector Lines
1347	Change Box Spacing
1348	Change Box Size
1349	Change Orientation
1350	Change Structure
1351	Display a Branch
1352	Display the Full Chart
1353	Hide Subordinates
1354	View Subordinates
1355	Left/Right
1356	Top/Bottom
1357	3-D
1358	Warp
1359	Shadow
1360	Animate
1361	SpeedLink
1362	Change the Title
1363	Change the Subtitle
1364	Change the Legend
1365	Change the Labels
1366	Change the Table
1367	Change the X Axis
1368	Change the Y Axis
1369	Import the Data
1370	Format the Data
1371	Fill Data Automatically
1372	Export the Data
1373	Add Formulas
1374	Print a Draft Copy
1375	Print a Final Copy
1376	About Drawings
1377	Formatting Drawings
1378	Finishing Drawings
1379	Constraining Objects While Drawing
1380	You cannot use this option on a table.
1381	The speller is already opened.
1382	You can't animate or use SpeedLinks on this object.
1384	Create a TextArt Graphic
1385	Start
1386	Blank Slide Show
1387	New Project/Existing File
1389	Choose whether to start from scratch, start from a sample, or work on an existing slide show or drawing
1390	View the individual slide
1391	Edit this Slide
1392	To move the graphic, drag the box to a new location. To size the graphic, drag the sizing handles (the little boxes surrounding the graphic).
1393	You have too many documents open. You can have up to nine documents open in Presentations at one time. Close one of your documents and then try this again.
1394	You cannot flip this object.
1395	The objects are already separated.
1396	You cannot change the orientation or structure of the lowest level. You will need to select a higher level.
1397	You cannot add a coworker to the highest level.
1398	Change the background, size, and margins of your drawing
1399	Change Page
1400	Background
1401	Size
1402	Margins
1403	Poster/Banner
1404	Click outside object, then choose Change Background.
1405	Click outside object, then choose Change Page Size.
1406	Click outside object, then choose Change Margins.
1407	Click outside object, then choose Create Poster/Banner.
1408	Feature not available in current state.
1409	Please select box, then choose Insert Position then Subordinate.
1410	Please select box, then choose Insert Position then Staff.
1411	Please select box, then choose Insert Position then Manager.
1412	Please select box, then choose Add Fields.
1413	Select a box, then choose Change the Look then Change Box Properties.
1414	Select a box, then choose Change the Look then Change the Font.
1415	Select the connectors, then choose Change the Look then Change the Connect Lines.
1416	Please select box, then choose Make It Fit then Change Box Spacing.
1417	Please select box, then choose Make It Fit then Change Box Size.
1418	Either the branch is already being displayed or no branch was selected.
1419	The view is currently zoomed to show the full chart.
1420	This box has no subordinates or the subordinates are already hidden.
1421	This box has no subordinates or the subordinates are already displayed.
1422	Click outside object, then choose Send.
1423	Click outside object, then choose Publish to Barista.
1424	Click outside selected object, then choose to Print again.
1425	Double-click the text line, text box, or bulleted list, then click Check Spelling.
1426	Select a single cell, row, or column; then choose Extras then Add Formulas.
1427	Select two or more data cells, then choose Extras then Fill Data Automatically.
1428	Select a single cell, then choose Extras then Import the Data.
1429	Select cells, then choose Delete Rows & Columns.
1430	Select cells, then choose Insert Rows & Columns.
1431	Select data cell range, then choose Sort Data.
1432	Select bitmap to trace, then select Trace the Bitmap
1433	Select bitmap to resample, then select Resample the Bitmap
1434	Select bitmap to edit, then select Edit the Bitmap
1435	Select text box and then click Change Line Spacing. This only works with a text box, not text line.
1436	Unselect object, then choose Add a Slide.
1437	Unselect object, then click Choose a Mater.
1438	Click outside the object, then Edit the Background.
1439	Click outside the object then try again.
1440	Create a Master
1441	Create a pre-defined design and color scheme for slide shows
1442	Master
1443	Add Layouts
1444	Add Backgrounds
1445	Save the Master
1446	Blank Drawing
1451	Create layouts for the master
1452	Create backgrounds for the master
1453	When you are finished, save the new master in a Masters category folder (such as 35mm, Color, Printout, or a new category folder you have added). The next time you create a new slide show, your master will appear in the Master Gallery under the appropriate category.
1454	Creates a folder in the masters folder
1455	About Master Gallery
1456	About the Layout Layer
1457	About the Background Layer
1458	Do not display this slide while playing the slide show
1459	No printer installed.