Microsoft PowerPoint 365 Part 2: Unique ShortCuts
$199.00
Level 1 | Duration: 1 Hour
In this course you will learn shortcuts for presenting, shortcuts to move between ribbons and panes and, shortcuts for editing slides and presentations.
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Return to StoreThis course covers different ways to use shortcuts for presenting, navigating, and editing slides in your presentation.
Learning Objectives
- Shortcuts for presenting.
- Shortcuts to move between ribbons and panes.
- Shortcuts for editing slides and presentations.
| Session Outline | 1. Shortcuts for Presenting |
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