On its own nothing. However when used with another key it usually invokes a function.
Pressing Ctrl does nothing by itself. In conjunction with other keys, it can do shortcuts for all sorts of things. Standard ones across all Office applications include Ctrl - S for Save, Ctrl - C for Copy, Ctrl - X for Cut and Ctrl - V for Paste. These all apply to Powerpoint, as do many other standard shortcuts that involve using the Ctrl key.
it is used to make a new slide
You can control multiple slides in PowerPoint. It can be done by the number of slides bar on the left.
The shortcut key for the purpose is F5. It is used to start the slide show in PowerPoint.
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Ctrl+M
Ctrl+Shift+S
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The Ctrl key will enable you to copy while dragging and dropping.
Just Copy and Paste the text in the Notepad document. Select it all, by pressing Ctrl+A, then press Ctrl+C and open the Powerpoint slide and then press Ctrl+V. You may then need to do some formatting in Powerpoint to get the text the way you want. It is not a good idea to have too much text.
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Full-screen the Powerpoint slide and press the Print Screen key (Top, Right of the keyboard near Scroll Lock and Break). Now you have the image in Clipboard. Open an image editor (for example Paint) and press Ctrl+V to Paste the image.