PowerPoint 2013
How to Play a PowerPoint Slideshow on TV
PowerPoint presentations are often presented via projectors, where an individual can copy files to a computer which is connected to the projector in the hall. However, sometimes the projector is replaced with a large monitor or TV. There are many ways by which you can connect your computer or mobile device to a TV for […]
How to Record a Presentation in PowerPoint
When it comes to recording a presentation in PowerPoint a presenter might be looking to record a narration with the slides or to simply create a tutorial with web cam input and narration. In this post we will show you how to record a presentation in PowerPoint for narrating your slides or making elaborate video […]
How to Combine Multiple PowerPoint Presentations in PowerPoint 2013
Many presenters resort to looking for a single PowerPoint Template which can be sufficient enough to cover their entire presentation. However, it can save you a lot of time and also make your content look more professional to merge multiple templates to create a cohesive slide deck with diverse layouts. Moreover, at times you might […]
How to Print PowerPoint Slides with Notes
Before a PowerPoint presentation is to commence, you might be willing to print out your slides for review or to aid you during your presentation. Moreover, if you have speaker notes added to those slides, you might want to have your notes handy with the printed slides. However, the default printer settings usually print slides […]
How to Open a PowerPoint Presentation on Android
Viewing PowerPoint files using an Android device has become easier than it was just a few years back. There are a number of easy methods that you can use to open a PowerPoint presentation on Android. We have listed a few of the most convenient methods below; which can enable you to seamlessly view and (in […]
How To Make Curved Arrows in PowerPoint
Curved arrows are perfect for making PowerPoint diagrams and to point towards objects and images in presentation slides. There are a number of methods by which you can make curved arrows in PowerPoint by following just a few easy steps.
How To Set Time Duration To Switch Slides in PowerPoint
Usually, presenters use mouse clicks, keys from a keyboard or a remote to switch slides in PowerPoint. However, if you have your presentation well-timed or have to account for every second in a presentation due to time constraints, you might want to make sure that your slides are well-timed. To do this, you can add […]
How To Save a PowerPoint Slide As a Picture
PowerPoint slides sometimes need to be saved in the form of images. This might be the case when you may be looking to extract content like maps, charts, diagrams, photos, etc. By converting PowerPoint slides to image format, you can also use them across other projects such as a blog post, research paper, official document […]
Using the Office Clipboard in PowerPoint 2013
By using Office Clipboard you can collect, copy and paste multiple items. It can help you to boost your productivity will preparing documents in Microsoft Office or presentations. To open the Clipboard in PowerPoint go to Home menu in the PowerPoint Ribbon and look for the Clipboard section. Then, click the small square icon with […]
RIP Microsoft Clipart – Microsoft Killed Clipart And Now What?
Recently, Microsoft announced that the Office.com Clip Art and image library is no more. For old timers like me who have been using Microsoft Office and its clip art for ages, this is somewhat sad. RIP Microsoft Clipart (1993 – 2014).
How To Copy Content Formatting in PowerPoint 2013 With Format Painter
Sometimes one can find it impossible to keep content formatting uniform for presentation slides. Manually adjusting the font color, size and desired font type can be frustrating and time consuming, especially when your added content is imported from other documents. An easy way of keeping your text uniform and in the appropriate format is by […]
How To Arrange Objects in PowerPoint 2013
There are a lot of nifty tricks that are hidden within PowerPoint menus and require your imagination to unlock the path of making extraordinary presentations. Arranging objects for instance, can be more useful that you might think, especially when arranged on top of each other to create custom diagrams and slide layouts.
