3.1 Introduction

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The following sections provide structure examples of different features of this file format. These examples are illustrative of the preceding specification and do not cover all possible structure usage scenarios. They are not intended to replace the preceding specification but rather to clarify and enhance it. All examples are derived from the same presentation, sample.ppt, which is represented visually in the following figures.

1 a sample presentation 2 the weather a sunny day the blue sky some green grass 3 a green square 4 a hungry bear 5 a fruit pie chart 6 shapes with text

Figure 4: Outline text

A sample presentation

Figure 5: Presentation slide 1

The weather a sunny day the blue sky some green grass

Figure 6: Presentation slide 2

A green square

Figure 7: Presentation slide 3

A hungry bear

Figure 8: Presentation slide 4

A fruit pie chart bananas limes blueberries apples

Figure 9: Presentation slide 5

Shapes with text a bold triangle a hyperlinked square an underlined circle text formatting

Figure 10: Presentation slide 6

a sample presentation Notes: a sample presentation for MS-PPT8 created on April 15th, 2008

Figure 11: Notes slide 1

The weather a sunny day the blue sky some green grass Notes: day in and day out a story of the weather outside the window

Figure 12: Notes slide 2

A green square Notes: the green square sitting on a bright yellow background. has too much contrast?

Figure 13: Notes slide 3

A hungry bear Notes: the bear is hungry the bear is wet the bear is cold the birds are full and dry A hungry brown bear fishing in the flowing stream birds stand vigilant

Figure 14: Notes slide 4

A fruit pie chart Notes: in all, how much fruit can someone possibly eat a whole pie, I guess

Figure 15: Notes slide 5

Shapes with text Notes: geometric shapes are filled brightly with colors with text for effect

Figure 16: Notes slide 6

Click to edit Master title style Click to edit master text styles -Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level

Figure 17: Main master slide

Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style

Figure 18: Title master slide

Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Notes: Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level

Figure 19: Notes master slide

The sample presentation was authored in two sessions. The first session created a main master slide, a title master slide, six presentation slides, and associated notes slides for five of the six presentation slides. The second session deleted the presentation slide without an associated notes slide, changed the content on presentation slide 3, and added presentation slide 6 and an associated notes slide.

The preceding figures will be further explained in the sections that follow.