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How do I add clip art to a slide?

To add clip art to a slide, follow these steps:

1 Click the Clip Art icon ( ) in your slide or click the

Clip Art Pane button on the Insert tab.

2 In the Clip Art task pane, type a keyword or phrase

for the type of clip art that you want to insert.

3 Click Go.

• The Clip Art task pane displays any matches for the

keyword or phrase that you typed. To add a clip art

image to your slide, click the image.

• PowerPoint updates the image

to reflect your edits.

• PowerPoint inserts the picture

into the slide.

• PowerPoint displays the Picture

Tools Format tab on the

Ribbon.

4 To edit the picture (in this

example, to change its color),

click the Format tab.

5 Click the Color button.

6 Choose a color option.

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The Insert Video dialog box

appears.

2 Locate and select the video

you want to insert.

3 Click Insert.

1 If an Insert Media Clip icon

( ) appears in your slide,

click it.

• If no Insert Media Clip icon

appears in your slide, click the

Video button on the Insert

tab.

Add a Video Clip to a Slide

You can add video clips to your PowerPoint

slides to play during a slide show presentation.

For example, when creating a presentation

showcasing the latest company product, you

might place a video clip of the department

head discussing the new item.

When you add a video to a slide, you can

control the placement and size of the video.

(For help moving and resizing charts and other

slide objects, see the sections “Move a Slide

Object” and “Resize a Slide Object” later in this

chapter.)

After you insert a video into a PowerPoint slide,

you can make certain edits to that video from

within PowerPoint.

Add a Video

Clip to a Slide

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Can I edit my video clip in PowerPoint?

Yes. You can edit your video using the tools

in the Playback tab’s Editing group.

Specifically, you can set up the clip to fade

in and fade out using the Fade In and Fade

Out fields. You can also click the Trim

Video button to open the Trim Video dialog

box, where you can change the duration of

the video by trimming frames from the

beginning or end of the clip.

• PowerPoint inserts the clip into

the slide.

• PowerPoint displays the Video

Tools tabs on the Ribbon.

4 Click the Format tab.

• You can click an option in the

Video Styles group to change

the appearance of the video.

• You can use the options in the

Size group to adjust the size of

the clip on the slide.

• Click the Play button ( ) to

play back the clip.

Note: You can click the

Playback tab and use the

settings in the Video Options

group to specify when the clip

should start playing, whether it

should be looped, how loudly it

should play, and so on.

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3 Release the mouse button.

• PowerPoint repositions the

object.

4 Click outside the slide object

to deselect it.

1 Click the slide object that you

want to move to select it.

The changes to .

2 Drag the object to a new

location on the slide.

Move a Slide Object

You can move any slide element, such as a text

box, table, chart, picture, video clip, or any

other element, to reposition it in the slide.

(These slide elements are often referred to as

objects.) For example, you might move a text

box to make room for a clip-art object or move

a picture to improve the overall appearance of

the slide.

One way to move a slide object is to use the

standard Office Cut and Paste buttons,

discussed in Chapter 2. Another is to drag and

drop the object, as discussed in this section.

Move a

Slide Object

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