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What
if Billy wants to use handouts in his presentation, to
help his audience follow along? Or what if he wants to
send it to his grandma in Iowa and she doesn't have a
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No
problem. I can print out the presentation for handouts.
And Billy can fax it to his grandmother. Or send it in the
mail. We all love to get mail.
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Isn't
that the truth? With all this new techonology, it's still
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Printing your
presentation
PowerPoint lets you print the whole presentation or just
selected slides. It also lets you choose what slide
contents to print. For example, you can print the slides
with or without the animations. If you are printing
handouts, you can specify how many slides are included in
a page. And if you want, you can print just the speaker's
notes or your presentation outline.
Follow these steps to print your presentation.
1. Click the File menu, and then click Print.
The Print dialog box will open.
2. To print all the slides in your presentation,
click All.
3. In the Print what list box, select
what slide contents you want printed.
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