Powder Coating Power Plus Yung Hoang owns Powder Coating Power Plus, a company that uses a process called powder coating to paint metal surfaces. Powder coating results in a high-quality painted metal surface because it bonds with the metal instead of sitting on top of it. His company paints items such as exhaust fans, intake vents, pipes, and bike frames. Potential clients want to know the advantages and the process of powder coating, so Yung decided to create a PowerPoint presentation to provide this information and approximate costs. He started with the Project planning overview presentation template from Office.com and added a custom layout. Complete the following steps:
1. Open the presentation Coating, located in the PowerPoint2 Case2 folder included with your Data Files, add your name as the subtitle, and then save the presentation as Powder Coating to the drive and folder where you are storing your files. 2. Change the layout of Slides 3 through 8 to the custom layout Two Content Modified. 3. Refer to Figure 2-45 and insert the pictures and video as shown on Slides 3 through 8. All the files are located in the PowerPoint2 Case2 folder. Note that none of the videos in the presentation have sound.
4. Compress all the photos to 96 ppi, and compress the media to Low Quality. 5. On Slide 2 (“Why Is Powder Coating Better Than Paint?”), animate the bulleted list to Wipe with the From Top effect. 6. On Slide 9 (“Procedures and Costs”), create the table shown in Figure 2-46, and apply the formatting as described in the figure.
7. Apply the Fade transition to Slides 1 through 3 and Slides 9 and 10. Apply the Conveyor transition to Slides 4 through 8. 8. Add Powder Coating Power Plus as a footer on all slides except the title slide, and display the current date to be updated automatically on all slides except the title slide. On the notes and handouts, display the current date to be updated automatically, and add your name as a header. 9. Save your changes, and then view the slide show. The videos on Slide 5 (“3. Washing, Rinsing, and Drying”), Slide 6 (“Applying Powder Coating”), and Slide 8 (“6. Curing”) should play automatically one-half second after the slide appears in the slide show.
