Bullets and numbers of slides

PowerPoint is a great program because it allows you to display text on a computer screen. However, it is important to remember that PowerPoint is designed to be a "means of submission" and not "a way of reading."
His audience not to read long texts, so it is important to reduce your writing. The organization of bulleted points in penalties is a great way to present your information in "bite-sized pieces" to his audience that can digest.
Most templates are configured with bulleted paragraphs - so that when you start typing in a text box, that information is automatically bulleted. When you hit [Enter] text provides a line and a new bullet appears. These bullets can change the numbers by clicking the number button on the taskbar



Bullets and numbers are useful because they allow you to slide confused like this:


… and transform it into this:


This new version is easier to read and it makes more sense. You may notice that I have added some "sub-bullets" to this slide. You can do this, too ... go to the taskbar and find the [increase indent] and [decrease indent] and click on the buttons to change their bullets.

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