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You can
order items of importance in any way you wish by using an
Organizational Chart in PowerPoint 2000. Like charts and tables,
there is a special AutoLayout for charts.
When you
double-click on the area to add the org chart, it opens up
Microsoft's Organizational Chart program, part of the Office
Suite.

You then
type in the information you need. Lines surrounded by <>
will not print. When you complete a box, hit [ESC] and use
the arrow keys to go to the box you desire. However, as shown
above, you MUST delete out the words "Type Title Here"
if you do not wish to have a title. Here is a sample org chart.

Use the
buttons in the toolbar to add more boxes, whether the person
is a sub=ordinate, co-worker, manager, or assistant. You would
then click the box to add the new individual. <Click
here> to see a video demo of a subordinate being added.
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You can
click on individual boxes and make changes to their borders
and colors by using the menu. Use the [SHIFT] key to select
more than one box.

When you
close the program, PowerPoint will ask you to save changes
and go back to your slides.
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