Category: Powerpoint

Yes, it can. Using the Speak command, also known as the Text to Speech (TTS) feature, Power. Point can read the text in your slideshows and in your notes out loud. Be advised, however, that there is not a pause and continue feature with Speak. One way to think about this is using the Speak […]

, your power Point needs a cohesive appearance to be most effective. Stick to two to three fonts and colors at most. Doing this creates consistency and helps it look more professional. Pictures, super simple charts, and short snippets of text (e. g, quotes or statistics) displayed in a large font size are all good […]

It’s quite simple: a Power. Point presentation should have ten slides, last no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points. By using 10/20/30 rule of Power. Point for example, you can make less boring presentations, with only 10 slides and no font smaller than thirty point. Guidelines For an Average […]

, microsoft power Point is a powerful presentation software developed by Microsoft . It is a standard component of the company’s Microsoft Office suite software, and is bundled together with Word, Excel and other office productivity tools. The program uses slides to convey information rich in multimedia. The term slide refers to the old slide. […]

2 – Why is it called a ppt deck? The term deck is used thanks to those old projectors that we called acetate decks. In times when we only had those big projectors to show something against a wall, you’d pile the slides up as a card deck. It might help to think of your […]

Open the desired Power. Point file and then click on “File” > “Export” > “Create a Video”. If you are using Power. Point 2010, you need to select the “File” > “Save and Send” > “Create a Video” option. Now there are some options you need to choose. Open the Power, and point file. Double-click […]

Shapes are a great way to make a Power. Point presentation as visual as possible, giving you clear areas that draw Play Music in the Background During a Presentation. Remove the Background from a Picture. Lets look at some reasons why Power. Point is still effective when presenting. , power Point allows you to control […]

Title slides, the first slides in a Power. Point deck, should always be capitalized using title case. This means that you capitalize almost all of the first letters of each word. Another common question is “Should the word powerpoint be capitalized?”. The short answer is: it depends. Many people argue about whether Power. Point slide […]

To zip a Power. Point file, open the file’s location→ Right-click on the file→ Click on “Compress”. How to zip a PowerPoint presentation? How to Zip a Power. Point Presentation 1 Click the presentation that you want, right-click it, and then click Rename. 2 Change the file extension ( .pptx) to .zip. Press Enter to […]

Save PPT as PDF with Notes Open file. You cannot convert Power. Point to PDF with notes without first opening the file. Now simply locate your file and double click on it Save PPT as PDF. Save PPT as PDF with Notes. Save your Power. Point as PDF. Via the ‘Layout’ section, click the dropdown. […]