MO-300 flashcards
MO-300 · Build recall with a focused review session.
32 cards. Read the term and the definition here. The deck at the top of this page is optional.
- Slide size widescreen dimensions
- Widescreen slide size in PowerPoint is 13.333 inches wide by 7.5 inches high, a 16:9 aspect ratio, compared with Standard 4:3 at 10 by 7.5 inches.
- Mark as Final effect
- Mark as Final sets the presentation to read-only and displays a Marked as Final notice, but it does not encrypt or password-protect the file, so anyone can remove the mark.
- Inspect Document purpose
- Inspect Document scans the file for comments, speaker notes, document properties, personal information, and hidden content, and lets you remove selected items before sharing.
- Embed fonts option location
- The Embed fonts in the file option is under File > Options > Save; choose Embed only the characters used to reduce file size or Embed all characters for full editing.
- Compatibility Checker function
- Compatibility Checker identifies features that are not supported in PowerPoint 97-2003 (.ppt) format, such as certain SmartArt or effects, so you can decide whether to save in that format.
- AutoRecover default interval
- AutoRecover saves a recovery copy at an interval set in File > Options > Save; the default is 10 minutes, and the interval can be reduced to as low as 1 minute.
- Duplicate slide shortcut
- Ctrl+Shift+M duplicates the selected slide, while Ctrl+M inserts a new blank slide after the current one using the same layout.
- Reuse Slides keep formatting
- In the Reuse Slides pane, checking Keep source formatting retains the original theme and design of inserted slides; leaving it unchecked applies the destination presentation's theme.
- Slide Master purpose
- Slide Master stores theme fonts, colors, background, and placeholder positions for the master and its layouts; edits there apply to all slides using those layouts.
- Reset slide command
- Home > Reset returns placeholders on the selected slide to the position, size, and formatting defined by its layout, without deleting any text or objects.
- Hide Slide behavior
- A hidden slide remains in the presentation and is visible in the editing view, but it is skipped during a slide show unless you right-click and choose Go to Slide.
- Custom slide show
- A custom show is a named, ordered subset of slides within a presentation; create it under Slide Show > Custom Slide Show and present it without rearranging the deck.
- Sections in PowerPoint
- Sections group slides in the thumbnail pane for navigation and collapsing; adding, renaming, moving, or removing a section does not delete the slides it contains.
- Shrink text on overflow
- The AutoFit option Shrink Text on Overflow reduces font size automatically when text exceeds its placeholder; Stop Fitting Text disables this behavior and lets text overflow.
- Format Painter double-click
- Clicking Format Painter once applies copied formatting to one object; double-clicking keeps it active for multiple objects until you press Esc or click the button again.
- Merge Shapes Subtract
- Subtract removes the overlapping area of selected shapes from the first-selected shape, leaving the non-overlapping portion of that base shape.
- Remove Background tool
- Picture Format > Remove Background marks areas to keep or remove automatically; use Mark Areas to Keep and Mark Areas to Remove to refine, then click Keep Changes.
- Alt text decorative marking
- Marking an image as decorative tells screen readers to skip it; use this only when the image conveys no information, otherwise provide concise descriptive alt text.
- Compress Pictures target output
- Compress Pictures offers target outputs such as Print at 220 ppi, Screen at 150 ppi, and Email at 96 ppi; lower ppi reduces file size but may reduce image quality.
- Picture crop to shape
- Picture Format > Crop > Crop to Shape fits the image into a selected shape; the picture is masked, not distorted, and can be reset with Crop > Fit or Fill.
- Table style options
- Table Design > Table Style Options toggles Header Row, Total Row, Banded Rows, First Column, Last Column, and Banded Columns; enabling banding applies alternating shading.
- Edit chart data
- Chart Design > Edit Data opens the embedded Excel workbook where the chart's values and categories are stored; changes there update the chart immediately.
- SmartArt Text Pane
- The SmartArt Text Pane lets you type and edit diagram text; use Promote and Demote to change outline levels, which restructures the SmartArt graphic.
- Insert 3D model formats
- PowerPoint inserts 3D models in .glb, .fbx, .obj, .3mf, or .ply format from a device or online sources, and provides 3D Model Views to capture camera angles.
- Audio start options
- Audio Start options are In Click Sequence, Automatically, and When Clicked On; Play in Background continues audio across slides, and Hide During Show hides the icon.
- Video poster frame
- A poster frame is the still image shown before a video plays; set it with Video Format > Poster Frame > Current Frame or Image, or reset it to the default.
- Screen recording insertion
- Insert > Screen Recording captures a selected screen region with optional audio and pointer, then inserts the recording as a video object on the current slide.
- Morph transition use
- Morph animates movement between slides by matching identical objects; duplicating a slide, moving objects, and applying Morph creates smooth object motion.
- Animation start settings
- Animation Start options are On Click, With Previous, and After Previous; After Previous with a Delay chains effects automatically without user clicks.
- Animation trigger
- A trigger starts an animation when a specified object is clicked rather than on a slide click; set it via Animation Pane > Trigger > On Click of.
- Animation Painter
- Animation Painter copies animation settings from a selected object to another object; double-click it to apply the same animation to multiple objects until Esc.
- Motion path reverse direction
- In Effect Options for a motion path, Reverse Path Direction flips the path so the object travels the opposite way; Auto-reverse returns the object to its start point.