Go to format, then click on Boarders and Shading.
Import
Download the Apple Pages and Keynote from the app store. They can import Word and Powerpoint documents.
Microsoft Word is one of many.
In Word 2003 there were Import /Export functions. These have vanished in 2007
Microsoft Word is not for creating slide shows. You can copy slides from slide show applications into Word, but they won't work as a slide show then. You can put links in Word to slide show files.
Microsoft Office is an application software (i.e. Word, Excel, and Powerpoint). MS Word is used in word processing, MS Excel is used in spreadsheets, and MS Powerpoint is used in slide presentations.
Create a PowerPoint Presentation Using a TemplateMicrosoft offers many free presentation templates that you can use to create professional slide shows. Click the "File" menu in PowerPoint 2003, the "Office Button" in PowerPoint 2007 or the "File" tab in PowerPoint 2010. Click "New" and then click "From Design Template." Select a template you would like to use from the gallery. Double-click it to load the template into PowerPoint. Click on a slide in the "Slides" pane to text or make changes. Click inside a text box to type over the sample text. Choose a different color palette or font set by selecting a different option in the "Themes" category. Add or change animations or transitions by choosing options in the "Slide Show" menu in PowerPoint 2003 or the "Animations" tab in PowerPoint 2007 or 2010.Create a PowerPoint Presentation from Blank SlidesIt is easy to make a PowerPoint slide show from scratch, as well. Open a blank presentation form by clicking "New" from the "File" menu, "Office Button" or "File" tab and selecting "Blank Presentation," or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+N." Go to the "Format" menu in PowerPoint 2003 and click on "Slide Design" to choose a design option for your PowerPoint presentation. In PowerPoint 2007 or 2010, go to the "Design" tab and select a theme from the gallery. Go to the "Insert" menu in PowerPoint 2003 or the "Insert" tab in PowerPoint 2007 or 2010 to insert objects onto a slide, such as text boxes, pictures or charts. Add animation and slide transitions from the "Slide Show" menu in PowerPoint 2003 or the "Animations" tab in PowerPoint 2007 or 2010.Create a PowerPoint Presentation from a Word OutlineSend an existing Word outline to PowerPoint to create an almost-instant presentation. Open the outline in Microsoft Word. In Word 2003, go to the "File" menu, point to "Send to" and select "Microsoft PowerPoint." In Word 2007 or 2010, you will need to add the "Send to PowerPoint" option to the "Quick Access Toolbar." Click the arrow at the right end of the "Quick Access Toolbar" and click "More Commands." Select "All Commands" in the "Choose Commands From" box. Click on "Send to Microsoft PowerPoint" in the list of commands and then click "Add." Click "OK" to add the command to the "Quick Access Toolbar" and close the dialog box. Click the "Send to Microsoft PowerPoint" button on the "Quick Access Toolbar."Microsoft Word will send the outline to PowerPoint. It will create a new slide show using the outline headings as slide titles and the subheadings as bullet points. Add a layout theme, graphics and animations as in the previous sections.
The term is usually one word "slideshow" or hyphenated slide-show for a computerized sequence of displays as originally done using a slide projector. (a typical tool for the presentations is Microsoft PowerPoint)
You can use a presentation in case of a slide show. For a document you might use word processing.
Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
You may be talking about Microsoft PowerPoint, or a program similar to that. On this site, you can make and design various presentations, which have been slang termed "slide show"(showing multiple slides on any subject) :) Have a nice day
The variety of programs such as Powerpoint and Word are in simplest form: Visual Documentation Programs for Home and Business Needs. The difference between Powerpoint and Word is that, Powerpoint is a Visual Slide Builder and Word is a 'Word' building/editing program that can serve for numerous needs! Powerpoint and Word are both owned by Microsoft and are part of their Microsoft Office Suite - the equivalent Apple programs are Keynote and Pages respectively, which are part of the iWork Suite.