Multiple agendas in a single presentationįurthermore there are universal connectors to connect the elements (see Universal connectors for more information).Īnd finally Tools offers additional valuable tools (see Presentation tools) to facilitate your daily work with PowerPoint. The following elements are available: Icon Note: We will also uniformly use the term Elements button to refer to the button Elements in PowerPoint, and the button Charts in Excel.Īfter clicking on the Elements button, the symbols in the first two rows represent building blocks for process flows (see Process flow), several helpful drawing objects (see Presentation tools) and agenda slides (see Agenda), while the other rows represent chart types (see Introduction to charting).
Using the think-cell toolbar you can call most of think-cell’s functions. In the following, we will refer to the ribbon group by the term think-cell toolbar. 3.1 Toolbar and Elements menu 3.2 Inserting elements 3.3 Rotating and flipping elements 3.4 Resizing elements 3.5 Selecting elements and features 3.6 Grouping 3.7 Aligning and arranging 3.8 Formatting and styling 3.1 Toolbar and Elements menuĪfter installing think-cell you will find the following group in the Insert tab of the ribbon in PowerPoint: This chapter presents the basic concepts that apply to working with all think-cell elements.
