[nabs-l] powerpoint questions
Ashley Bramlett
bookwormahb at earthlink.net
Thu Apr 26 04:30:47 UTC 2012
Nimer,
it’s the latest. Its 2010. I noticed jaws will state some names like names
of animations as you pick them in the ribbon. But it doesn't really say what
backgrounds they have. It says background 1, 2, etc. So, I'm not sure some
of powerpoint is accessible.
I can definitely apply animations and transitions, but I'd like to know
where they are and which ones I chose.
Ashley
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From: Nimer M. Jaber, IC³
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 11:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [nabs-l] powerpoint questions
Hello Ash,
I try to hel you out with a couple of your questions, but I need to
know which version of powerpoint you're using. I'm sorry if you've
already mentioned this on list.
Thanks.
On 25.04.2012, Ashley Bramlett <bookwormahb at earthlink.net> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Well, I know how to create some basic powerpoint slides now.
> However, I’m not sure there are ways to do some of the visual stuff with
> the
> keyboard.
>
> Some questions:
> 1. I can apply the animations and transitions to different slides and
> place
> holders. I have to have someone sighted describe what each effect does
> unless I can see it well enough. Is there a way to tell where they are?
> Also
> does it say on the screen what the name of the animation or transition is?
> Maybe that is just something visual that is seen. I’m hoping jaws can tell
> you what animations and transitions you’ve applied; if I apply a glitter
> transition to slide 3 and checkerboard to slide 4, its easy to forget what
> I’ve done. Same with animations. Can jaws state what animations are what?
> In
> this way, you’d be abble to review where you applied them.
>
> 2. I can insert clip art and images. They are placed in the corner of the
> body place holder. Is there a way to resize them so they’re smaller? IS
> there a way to move the picture? This is normally done by dragging with
> the
> mouse.
>
> 3. Inserting smart art is a way to be more fancy. You can type on its
> images. Like if you insert a flow chart thing, you can write on each box.
> This was done in my intro to computer concepts class. However someone
> clicked on the boxes with the mouse for me to type. Is there a way to get
> into the image and type in it with the keyboard?
>
> 4. Is there a way to resize the place holders? I only heard of a way to do
> this with the mouse so far.
> 5. If I have an mp3 recording, can that be inserted in the presentation
> and
> played with some keyboard command?
>
> Thanks
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