Graphics in PowerPoint 2003

Prepared by Prof Pat

For WS445 – Feb. 24, 2010

Just the basics for preparing graphics & call-out annotationsfor the March 3 assignment

Key Point: When using Call-outs, you must insert a Textbox over the Call-out in order to type your words (unlike Word where can type directly into a Callout).

How to Use this Slide Show

• Slide #3 illustrates a final product. Read the notes section below the slide to learn how this slide created

• Slide #4 is a screen shot of the basic working window in PP 2003, with major parts identified (so you can understand the Notes section in Slide #3)

• Slide #5 has details of the Drawing Toolbar.

• Slide #6 – Create your own Graphics

Download the slide show so you can run it on your computer. Don’t run as a full screen slide show – run it the way you would if you were editing or creating new slides. That way you can read the Notes section below each slide.

Graphics with Call-Out: Sample

Is this a FEMINIST symbol? Does it objectify women and promote body image problems?

Note: You can explain what you did, sources of graphics and quotes, etc. by using the Notes Section below the slide.

PP 2003 – Basic Layout

The Notes Section

The Drawing Toolbar

Click on Draw to Rotate or Flip image. Also to group 2 or more images together

Fill Color

Fill Color

Font Color

Line Width

Click here for Callouts, Fat Arrows, etc.

Draw Your Own Graphics

Use the different Shapes – rectangles, circles, triangles, etc. to create original drawings