First select or highlight the rows or columns that you want to change the font color<span>. You can hold the ctrl key while select </span>multiple cells<span>. After, selecting you can now </span>change the font color<span> of everything you selected.</span>
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Cloud computing and applications
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I used Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 to create my presentation. I created five slides on the topic of “Pets” and then customized the presentation.
Theme: I selected the Hardcover theme from the Design tab.
Slide Master: The Slide Master consists of all the design elements that I want for my slides. Therefore, I used the Slide Master option from the View tab. It gave me a view of all my slides in the form of thumbnails (on the left side) as Master Layouts. From the thumbnails list, I clicked on the top-most one (larger thumbnail) to edit it. On this master slide, I changed the background design, color scheme, and positioning of the placeholders.
Animation: There were certain slides for which I wanted to add animations. I individually selected those slides and clicked on the Animations Tab. I selected the Zoom animation style for the entry and exit of my text for particular slides.
Slide Layout: Within my presentation, I wanted a slide (slide number 5) to stand out from the rest. This slide would talk about the various pet stores in the vicinity. First, I used the Insert Layout option while being on the Slide Master view. Next, I used the Insert Placeholder option and selected Picture. Then, I had to drag the cursor to create a placeholder on the slide. I right clicked the thumbnail of this new slide and selected Rename Layout to change the name of this custom layout to “Pet Stores.”
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c. WirelessHD
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WirelessHD (UltraGig) is used for the wireless transmission of high-definition video content. Wireless HD is usually found for consumer electronics products such as projectors, televisions, HD disc players, set-top boxes, camcorders and gaming consoles.
WirelessHD transmits 1080p HD video at a data rate of 28 Gbps within approximately 30 feet. It uses 60 GHz frequency range for transmission.
