There are 4 types of Slide Layouts. Total Layout is 27.

1. Text Layouts (4)
2. Content Layouts (7)
3. Text and Content Layouts (7)
4. Other Layouts (9)

• Select Slide
• Then Select or Click 'Title & 2-Columns Text' layout (from Task Pane, if Slide Layout does not appear >Click Format Menu >Click Slide Layout)
• Then Prepare your Slide/Presentation

• Select Slide
• Then Select or Click ‘Title & Content Layout’ (from Task Pane, if Slide Layout does not appear >Click Format Menu >Click Slide Layout)
• Then Prepare your Slide/Presentation

• Select a Slide
• Then Select or Click 'Title & Text' layout (from Task Pane, if Slide Layout does not appear >Click Format Menu >Click Slide Layout)
• Then Prepare your Slide/Presentation

• Select Text or Object
• Click Edit menu
• Click Cut
• or
• Select Text or Object
• Right Click on the Text or Object
• Click Cut
• or
• Select Text or Object
• Press 'Ctrl + X' from Keyboard

• After Cut/Copy, Text or Object
• Set Cursor Position
• Click Edit Menu
• Click Paste
• or
• After Cut/Copy, Text or Object
• Set Cursor Position
• Right Click on Cursor
• Click Paste
• or
• After Cut/Copy, Text or Object
• Set Cursor Position
• Press 'Ctrl + V' from Keyboard
  

• Select Text or Object
• Click Edit menu
• Click Copy
• or
• Select Text or Object
• Right Click on the Text or Object
• Click Copy
• or
• Select Text or Object
• Press 'Ctrl + C' from Keyboard

• Change Font Color, Size, Style, and Name or anyone of a Text
• Then Cut or Copy the Text
• Set Cursor Position (you can insert new slide)
• Click Edit Menu
• Click Past Special
• Select Unformatted Text
• Click OK

To active paste link option button at first you have to save your presentation.

• Copy a text from first slide or your choice
• Set Cursor into slide number 5 or your choice
• Click Edit Menu
• Click Paste Special
• Select Past Link
• Click OK
• Press 'F5' from Keyboard
• Go the slide where you paste the text as link
• Point to Mouse Pointer on the link text and you will get a Finger Mouse Pointer
• Click on the text
• You will go the slide from where you copy the text

Undo: This command use for reverses the last command or delete the last entry you typed. The command name changes to Can’t Undo if you can’t reverse the last action.

• Click Edit menu
• Click Undo

[To reverse more than one action at a time, click the arrow next the Undo button (Standard toolbar) and then click the actions you want to undo.]

Redo: When you use the Undo command to reverse an action the Repeat command changes to Redo. The Redo command reverses the action of the Undo command.

• Click Edit menu
• Click Redo

[To repeat more than one action at a time, click the arrow next the Redo button (Standard toolbar) and then click the actions you want to undo.]

Normal view: Switches to Normal view, where you can work on one slide at a time or organize the structure of all slides in your presentation.

• Click View menu
• Click Normal

Slide Sorter view: Displays miniature versions of all slides in a presentation complete with text and graphics. In Slide Sorter view we can reorder slides, add transitions and animation effects and set the timings for electronic slide shows.

• Click View menu
• Click Slide Sorter

Slide Show: Runs your slide show beginning with the current slide if you’re in slide view or the selected slide if you’re in Slide Sorter view.

• Click View menu
• Click Slide Show

Notes Page: Displays the notes page for the selected slide where you can create speaker notes for the slide.

• Click View Menu
• Click Notes Page
• Click ‘Click to add text’
• Then Type Text/Note for your Slide

• Click Edit Menu
• Click Find
• Type Word (as – Mouse) into 'Find what' box
• Click 'Find Next' button one time or more
• After finish find a dialog box will appear
• Click OK button
• Click Close button

• Click Edit Menu
• Click Find
• Type Word (as – Mouse) into 'Find what' box
• Click 'Find Next' button one time
• Type Word (as – Rat) into 'Replace with' box
• Click Replace button or Replace All button
• After finish replace a dialog box will appear
• Click OK button
• Click Close button

• Click File Menu
• Click Save As
• Click Tools (right corner of the save as dialog box
• Click Security Options…
• Type Password (as – 123) into 'Password to open' box
• Click OK button
• Again type same Password (as – 123) into 'Reenter password to open' box
• Click OK button
• Click Save button
• Click YES button
• Then close presentation

• Click File Menu
• Click Open
• Select presentation/file
• Click Open button
• Type password (as – 123)
• Click Ok button

• Open presentation/file
• Click File Menu
• Click Save As…
• Click Tools
• Click Security Options…
• Press 'Delete' or 'Backspace' from Keyboard
• Click OK button
• Click Save button
• Click Yes button
• Then close presentation
• After that open presentation