PowerPoint PictionaryOnline version Guess the PowerPoint-related words from their definitions, one letter at a time! by geovanna cortes A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q S T U V X Y Z Empieza por A A visual effect that adds movement to elements on a slide. Empieza por B A symbol used to introduce items in a list format. Empieza por C Pre-made images or graphics used to enhance presentations. Empieza por D A pre-designed layout that provides a consistent look for slides. Empieza por E To insert multimedia elements directly into a presentation. Empieza por F The style and appearance of text used in slides. Empieza por G Visual images or designs used to illustrate content. Empieza por H A clickable link that directs to another location or document. Empieza por I To add new elements such as text, images, or charts to a slide. Empieza por J Specialized terminology used within the context of presentations. Empieza por L The arrangement of text and images on a slide. Empieza por M A slide that controls the overall appearance of all slides in a presentation. Empieza por N Audio commentary that accompanies a presentation. Empieza por O A structured summary of the main points in a presentation. Empieza por P A visual display of information, often accompanied by spoken commentary. Empieza por Q A customizable toolbar that provides easy access to frequently used commands. Empieza por S A feature that allows users to edit the layout and style of multiple slides at once. Empieza por T The visual effect that occurs when moving from one slide to another. Empieza por U A command that reverses the last action taken in the presentation. Empieza por V Images, charts, and graphs used to enhance understanding of the content. Empieza por X A markup language used to store and transport data, sometimes used in presentations. Empieza por Y A platform where users can upload and share videos, often used for embedding in presentations. Empieza por Z A feature that allows users to focus on specific parts of a slide during a presentation.
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