what is the purpose of the yellow lightbulb in power point?

[Guest]

i am needing help with this question.. please if someone can help me i would
be greatly appreciated.
thanks

 

[Bill Dilworth]

Is this a question on a test, obsessive learning disorder, or do you have
something against light bulbs?

What happens when you click the one on your computer?


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[Guest]

it is on a test and i did not do the work.. i actually cheated my way
through.. but i have the answer thank for the rudenes though..

 

[Bill Dilworth]

You are very welcome. Generally I do not respond to any question that looks
like it is on a school exam because it encourages circumvention of the
learning process. In this case, I was hoping I was wrong and that there
would be some reason other than the obvious. I'm sorry you did not find the
humor in my asking for why you needed the info.

When you run into PowerPoint problems in the future, feel free to stop back
in and we'll try to help you learn what you need for the job. We will not
do the work for you, but we'll help you learn how to do it.

Bill D.

 

[Guest]

I thought obsessive learning disorder was quite clever, although the acronym
needs work.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I thought obsessive learning disorder was quite clever, although the acronym
needs work.

Ya think? I dunno ... the more OLD I get, the more I'm obsessed with how
difficult learning becomes. The classic OLD Dog/New Trick problem.