Category: Powerpoint

Yes paper is the best option. But if we want to store things RELATED to specific slides, paper becomes cumbersome. That is why Power. Point provides notes. But notes cannot be read during a regular presentation. Select L a ndscape option in the Notes, handouts & outline group. Click OK button. Select Slide Show tab, […]

By default, Power. Point will show the video picked by your camera at the bottom right of the presentation during the recording. Once your video has been recorded, you should return to the editing screen. You will find your video recording shown in the bottom right of the slide. You should be asking “Where do […]

Powerpoint is a good program to use for a presentation because it allows the listeners to have a visual of the subjects the speaker is talking about. It also gives the speaker a reference point for the subjects that make up the majority of the presentation. Then, why powerpoint is useful? Our favorite answer was, […]

You CAN NOT create two slides of different sizes or orientations in the same presentation. Unlike Word, Power. Point does not have this capability! But you can do a couple of other things. One answer is that While it’s possible to change the Power. Point slide dimension globally, it seems to be almost impossible to […]

The real prize though is in Stock Images, where you can search and insert high quality professional stock imagery from places like Getty and i. Stock, and as long as you use them within the context of Microsoft Office (the feature is available in all Microsoft 365 applications), there is no cost to you. Over […]

If you have decided to create a Powerpoint for your presentation, it might be helpful to follow the 10-20-30 rule. This rule states 10 slides is the optimal number for any presentation. 20 minutes is the longest amount of time you should speak. 30 point font is the smallest size that should be on your […]

To screen share your Power. Point presentation, go ahead and open the Power. Point presentation that you would like to present. However, before you put the presentation in Slide Show view, you’ll want to share your screen. At the bottom of the Zoom meeting window, click “Share Screen.”. Open the Power. Point file you want […]

You can add an animated GIF to a slide by using Power. Point for the web, just as you would with any other picture file, but the GIF won’t play when the presentation is viewed in Slide Show., power Point for the web can’t play animated GIFs. A inquiry we ran across in our research […]

To use Power. Point Online, you’ll need a Microsoft account, which is free to create.. Jump over to this link to login or create a Microsoft account and get started with Power, and point online. Now, you’ll need to upload your Power. Point presentation to make it available online. There are two ways you can […]

In the left pane in the Save As dialog box, click the folder or other location where you want to save your presentation. In the File name box, type a name for your presentation, or do nothing to accept the default file name, and then click Save. , in power Point 2013 and newer versions, […]