A printout of a presentation that contains one or more slides per page and is used to give the audience a copy of a presentation.
Handout
A section at the top of a notes page or handout that shows consistent information from slide to slide.
Header
A process in which excess areas of an image are removed.
Crop
A grid of information stored in rows and columns.
Table
A motion from one slide to another.
Transition
The amount of time a slide displays before it automatically moves to the next slide if the feature to advance using timings is enabled.
Slide Show Timing
A slide template with one or more placeholders.
Slide Layout
Text added to objects such as images, tables, and shapes. This text is read to vision-impaired users through the use of a screen reader.
Alternative Text
A visual representation of data. This can be related to data on a slide.
Chart
An object movement during a slide show.
Animation
Portable Document Format is a format in which apps like PowerPoint can export to and keep the integrity of presentation content.
A thumbnail, used in Slide Show view, that links to a slide.
Slide Zoom
A link to a webpage, a place in a presentation, a different file, or an email address.
Hyperlink
A graphic that can be manipulated to be shown at different angles, similar to what a camera would do with an object.
3D Model
The act of taking two or more objects and positioning them to have the same top, left, right, or bottom edge on a slide.
Align
A note added to a slide or slide object and is part of the collaboration process on a presentation.
Comment
A frame of content used to hold text, tables, charts, images, and media on a slide.
Placeholder
The overall combination of colors, fonts, effects, styles, and background graphics within a presentation.
Theme
A setting on tables to where every other row or every other column has the same overall format.
A setting used to adjust a direction or other aspect of an animation or transition.
Effect Options
A boilerplate for handouts and includes a fixed number of slides per printed page and header and footer information, if desired.
Handout Master
A type of slide that contains thumbnails to the first slides in each section within a presentation.
Summary Zoom
A grouping of slides within a presentation
Section
A graphic which contains text and is used to illustrate a list, process, or cycle.
SmartArt
A type of animation in which an object travels the path of a line, circle, or custom path a user draws.
Motion Path