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What are the objects in a set called?
A set is a collection of objects called ELEMENTS OR MEMBERS.
What is a file called in PowerPoint?
if it's a new PowerPoint version, it has a file name of .pptx, but in general, it's called a PowerPoint.
What is hader file in c?
The file which are represent at the top of any program or any presentaion is called hader
What is the electronic page called in PowerPoint?
In PowerPoint, the electronic page is called a "slide." Each slide can contain text, images, videos, and other multimedia elements, allowing users to present information in a visually engaging format. Slides are organized in a sequence, enabling the creation of presentations that can be navigated during a slideshow.
The buttons you use to switch between the PowerPoint views in the status bar are called?
powerpoint buttons
Why is a PowerPoint presentation called a deck?
The predecessor to the computer applications for making presentations was a series of photographic slides in a slide tray. When assembled into a presentation, the collection of slides was called a 'deck', as in a deck of cards. The term is probably just a holdover term.
What is the collection of all elements called?
The periodic table, in which the elements are very cleverly arranged in order of various things, such as electronegativity. It is more complicated that it first appears. Google it.
What the original name of PowerPoint?
It was called "presenter"
What is the line thickness called in PowerPoint?
point
What are set of things called?
A set of things is commonly referred to as a "collection" or "group." In mathematics, a set is a well-defined collection of distinct objects, considered as an object in its own right. The objects within a set are called its "elements" or "members."
What are the eight colorful slide thumbnails called in a PowerPoint?
they are called designs
What is the term used for the movement or motion in Powerpoint?
Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.Animation.
