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Task Pane: allows you to select tasks in different categories,
and allows you to quickly enhance your slides in a few steps.
It provides quick access to the most common actions and features in PowerPoint.
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What allows you to search for clips on PowerPoint?
The Clip Art task pane
When a new item is copied where does in appear in the clipboard task pane in PowerPoint?
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What task pane allows you to search for clips using descriptive keywords?
Clip Art Task Pane
What is the PowerPoint view in which the window is divided into three panes?
1. slide pane 2. task pane 3. notes pane
Allows you to search for clips?
clip art task pane
What Allows you to search for clips?
Clip Art Task Pane
Can you use clip art task pane to search for audio and video clips in Microsoft PowerPoint?
yes you can
Is there a difference between a dialog box and task pane?
Yes, there is a difference. A dialog box allows communication between two or more people. An example is a chat box. A task pane is a Windows feature that appears at the right of the window in Microsoft Office 2002 and allows the user to choices for doing a task.
A window that contains additional commands?
Task pane.
What is a task pane?
Located to the left or right of the PowerPoint slide as you work on it in normal view, the Task pane changes to show options that are available for the current task that you are working on. For example, when choosing a new slide, the Slide Layout task pane appears; when choosing a design template, the Slide Design task pane appears, and so on.
Which option on the custom animation taskpane allows you to apply a preset or custom motion path?
The custom animation task pane allows you to apply a preset or custom motion path. It could be there in the animation task bar.
What is a separate window that enables users to carry out some Word tasks more efficiently?
The task pane is a separate window that lets you efficiently carry out some Word tasks. The task pane also lets you carry out Publisher tasks.
