PowerPoint+for+Mac+users

Most people are familiar with how to use Powerpoint with a PC. Well, for Mac it is similar but it is a little more complicated due to their not being a RIBBON. The features on Powerpoint for Mac are different. These are a few images of how to navigate powerpoint through a MAC computer.

This is what a powerpoint slide should look like when you first open it and add a design. Notice there is no Ribbon.

Although there is no ribbon, one can access functions for the powerpoint slides under the tabs on top. (File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, etc.) This is what the view looks like when it is in Slide Sorter view. To get to this, click on view, and then click on slide sorter view. Another of getting to the slide sorter view is by going to the bottom of the screen and click on the fourth tab (the one containing the four small boxes.)

This image shows how one can add clip art to their slides using a MAC. To add a a clip art, navigate to Insert from the top tabs and then click on Insert Picture. It will then give you another menu, from their click on Add/Insert Clip Art.

The way one can add or change a design for a slide presentation is by navigation to Format, and clicking on Slide Design and this screen will pop up with different slide designs to choose from. One would also go to Format to change their Slide Layout, Slide Background, and Slide Color scheme.

This an example of what the Slide Layout looks like, after accessing it through Format.