This book is the fifth edition of "Learning PPT with Autumn Leaves". Based on the advantages of the previous four editions and fully listening to readers' opinions and suggestions on the first four editions, this revision has adjusted and optimized the structure.
This book has 7 chapters in total: Chapter 1 mainly provides necessary guidance on where to search and download the various materials needed for users to make PPT; Chapter 2 explains the functions such as theme color, theme font, master and layout that need to be mastered to complete a complete set of PPT production; Chapter 3 introduces in detail how to call Wor in PPT. D. The content of the Excel document, as well as methods of inserting other types of materials such as video and audio; Chapter 4 mainly introduces the tools and efficient operation techniques that must be mastered for typesetting; Chapter 5 comprehensively introduces the common beautification methods of text, lines, shapes, tables, and pictures and the basic knowledge of animation settings; Chapter 6 provides readers with answers to questions about speaking and sharing when going out. Common problems when using PPT; Chapter 7 recommends a variety of mainstream plug-ins for readers, including the iSlide plug-in, OK plug-in, and Pocket Animation (PA) plug-in, and briefly introduces some of their special functions.
This book is suitable for white-collar workers in the workplace, training supervisors, teachers, and staff in government agencies who want to complete PPT production quickly, well, and independently.
Reader comments
The content is rich, and everything from material search to layout and beautification is explained in detail. I especially like the efficient operation techniques introduced in the book, which make PPT production faster and better. Moreover, the book also mentions some practical plug-ins, which is really thoughtful. However, I kind of hate those complicated function introductions, which seem a bit of a headache. Overall, this is a good book worth recommending!
The content is rich, and everything from material search to layout and beautification is explained in detail. I especially like the efficient operation techniques introduced in the book, which make PPT production faster and better. Moreover, the book also mentions some practical plug-ins, which is really thoughtful. However, I kind of hate those complicated function introductions, which seem a bit of a headache. Overall, this is a good book worth recommending!