One menu remains: the Microsoft Office menu (abbreviated in this book as Office menu). You can access it by clicking the Microsoft Office Button (again, abbreviated in this book as Office Button), the big round button in the top-left corner of the screen.

The commands on the Office menu are for working with the file itself: saving, printing, opening, closing, and so on. These commands were on the File menu in earlier PowerPoint versions (and in fact, some people actually still call the Office menu the “File menu”).

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