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ppt 设计师的十大秘诀（Ten Secrets of PPT designers） Trick 1: text is used to shoot, not to read From time to time we hear the saying: PPT is very simple, it is to copy and paste the words in Word.. This is a kind of ignorance and desecration of PPT. If you copy and paste text directly to achieve the effect of demonstration, PPT is not necessary at all. PPT is the essence of visual, vivid scenes of abstract text is the original invisible, obscure into graphics, images, animation and sound which, in order to straightaway, true to life. Image can bring you three aspects at least: First, it is easy to understand. The text is highly abstract, people need to read, need to be converted to their own language, need on Lenovo, need to find the logic of the relationship; but people can watch the movie a lot easier, only need to follow the development of the story to enjoy the taste of logical plot, its meaning on the line. PPT is to make these words as vivid as movies. The two is to relax. If you put a novel on the wall, Im sure youll get a backache for half an hour. If you put a novel into a TV play, you probably dont feel tired all day. Thats the point. Three is easy to remember. The traditional PPT, you need to remember the audience is the text, this too difficult to remember, even if it is very easy to forget; and the image of PPT, can let the audience easily remember the graphics, logic or conclusion, maybe 35 years later, people can still remember. Change the copy and paste approach! The contents of the bold of no great importance to delete, the text try to extract a long and minute statement, perhaps at the beginning you are not accustomed to, maybe you have done a very rough, dont give up, one day you will let the audience praise. Some leaders ask, if PPT has no words, what do you want me to say? Indeed, presentation habits change things is not a short duration of time, which depends on the degree of master demonstration on content familiarity and presentation skills, but there