The brain is a communications center consisting of billions of neurons, or nerve cells. Networks of neurons pass messages back and forth among different structures within the brain, the spinal cord, and nerves in the rest of the body (the peripheral nervous system).These nerve networks coordinate and regulate everything we feel, think, and do. 1  Neuron to Neuron.2  Each nerve cell in the brain sends and receives messages in the form of electrical and chemical signals. 3  Once a cell receives and processes a message, it sends it on to other neurons.hese nerve networks coordinate and regulate everything we feel, think, and do. 1  Neuron to Neuron. 2  Each nerve cell in the brain sends and receives messages in the form of electrical and chemical signals. 3  Once a cell receives and processes a message, it sends it on to other neurons.
To Change the Color of a Data Series. Double click the chart. The datasheet appears and the chart is now available for editing. Within the chart, select the data series you want to recolor (e.g., the bars). From the Format menu, select Selected Data Series... The Format Data Series dialog box appears.o Change the Color of a Data Series. Double click the chart. The datasheet appears and the chart is now available for editing. Within the chart, select the data series you want to recolor (e.g., the bars). From the Format menu, select Selected Data Series... The Format Data Series dialog box appears.
To change slide show options for an open presentation: 1  In PowerPoint 2010 & 2007, click the Slide Show tab and pick the Set Up Slide Show icon. 2  For PowerPoint 2003, pick. 3  Under Show options, click the choice for Loop continuously until 'Esc' . 4  Also verify the Advance Slides option is set to Use timings, if present.o set up timings: 1  Select one or more slides in a presentations. 2  In PowerPoint 2010, choose the Transitions tab in the Ribbon. 3  For PowerPoint 2010 & 2007, look for the advance slide options at the right side of the Ribbon including After or Automatically After.