This bingo card has a free space and 32 words: Review cycle, Occurs when a slide show designer shares a file with reviewers so they can make comments and changes to their copies of the slides and then return the file to the designer, Comment, A description that normally does not display as part of the slide show; it can be used to clarify information that may be difficult to understand, to pose questions, or to communicate suggestions, Annotate, Add notes to giving explanation or comment; mark up, Password, A private combination of characters that allows users to open a file, Collaborate, Work together on an activity, especially to produce or create something, Reuse Slides, Allows a user to insert a slide from another presentation into the user's current presentation, Edit, Changing the file by adding or deleting text on a slide or in a comment, Snip, Capturing an image of part of an object in another file that is open on the computer, Header, The area at the top of a slide, Footer, The area at the bottom of a slide, PowerPoint Show, A save option that will automatically begin a presentation in Slide Show View when opened, PowerPoint Viewer, Allows users to view presentations created with a previous version of PowerPoint, Compatibility Checker, Used to see which elements in a presentation will not function in earlier versions of PowerPoint, Document Inspector, Provides a quick and efficient method of searching for and deleting inappropriate or confidential information, Mark as Final, An option in PowerPoint that changes the file to a read-only document that cannot be edited, Control Bar and Contains buttons that allow you to navigate to the next slide or previous slide, mark up the current slide, or change the current display.
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