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8. Reviewing and Sharing a Presentation

Chapter at a Glance

In this chapter, you will learn to:

Preview and print a presentation.

Restrict access to a presentation.

Insert review comments in a presentation.

Use a document workspace.

Finalize a presentation.


After you create a presentation, you might want to review a printed version or make the file available electronically for review by your colleagues. You can make the file available either by sending it as an e-mail attachment or, if your organization uses a collaboration site built with Microsoft SharePoint products and technologies, by adding it to a document library or creating a document workspace. If you protect the file with a password, only people who know the password can open and change the document.

When you send a presentation to multiple people, each recipient can add comments and make changes in his or her version; however, you then have to incorporate all the changes into one presentation. When you work with a shared presentation in a document workspace, everyone makes changes to a single version of the presentation. Regardless of which review method you use, when the presentation is complete, you can remove extraneous information and then declare the presentation final.

In this chapter, you will preview a presentation, print a selection of slides, and then assign a password that people must enter in order to modify a presentation. You will insert, edit, hide, and display review comments. You will publish a presentation to a document workspace. Finally, you will remove the properties attached to a presentation and prevent other people from making further changes.

See Also

Do you need only a quick refresher on the topics in this chapter? See the Quick Reference entries on pages xxxixlxiii.


Important

Before you can use the practice files in this chapter, you need to install them from the book's companion CD to their default location. See "Using the Book's CD" on page xxv for more information.


Troubleshooting

Graphics and operating systemrelated instructions in this book reflect the Windows Vista user interface. If your computer is running Microsoft Windows XP and you experience trouble following the instructions as written, please refer to the "Information for Readers Running Windows XP" section at the beginning of this book.



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