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How to use the gradient fill in PowerPoint?

Microsoft PowerPoint has a ton of formatting options to make your slideshows unique. You can choose solid colors, patterns, or add a gradient. Gradients add a unique look to your slides, and you can use a series of pre-set colors that are available or create your own. Gradient fills refer to a blend between colors […]

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How to make gradient text in PowerPoint?

Once you open up PowerPoint, all text will be filled with a solid color (usually black) by default. Using solid color for your text is an excellent choice, but it can become predictable. Luckily, PowerPoint offers many options to spice up your text. One of the options you can explore is the gradient fill. Using gradient […]

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How to rotate a PowerPoint slide?

Anybody using PowerPoint to develop their presentations can learn the skills it takes to design an eye-catching slideshow. However, very few people decide to change the direction in which the slide is rotated. Often people don’t think twice about changing the direction of the slides from the default setting. When you open a new PowerPoint […]

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How to rotate text, objects, and images in Google Slides?

Design is an integral part of any presentation. Like other platforms, many skills can be learned in Google Slides to make your presentation style unique and eye-catching. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to rotate aspects of your slide, specifically the textboxes, objects, and images you’ve included in the slides. Inserting First Before you can […]

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How to rotate text, objects, and images in PowerPoint?

One of the important things about creating a presentation through PowerPoint is the design. Anyone can type out the information they need in their PowerPoint slides, but it shows skill and thoughtfulness to develop a unique design. There are a lot of different skills that can add to the design of a PowerPoint presentation. Some […]

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How to arrange and align objects in PowerPoint?

Whether it be casual or important, any presentation designed on PowerPoint should have a level of organization. Not only does order make your slides look better, but it also allows the viewer to create a more precise sense of the information they’re consuming. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to organize your PowerPoint slides by […]

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Add a PowerPoint timer to your presentations

Whether your presentation is for a significant business proposal at work, the science project you stayed up past midnight to perfect, or the photo slideshow for your step-sister’s second marriage, there always seems to be another skill to learn in PowerPoint. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to add a timer for PowerPoint slides. Using […]

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How to arrange and align objects on Google Slides?

Whether it’s a simple project or the kind that makes or breaks your next career goal, you want your Google Slides presentation to be neat and orderly. There are many skills to learn in Google slides to increase organization, and a couple of the key ones are understanding how to arrange and align objects in […]

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How to change language settings on Google Slides?

If for whatever reason, your Google Slides is not set to the language you need it to be, there are a few different steps to change the language. You can do this by either altering the language directly in your Slides app or going straight to your Google Account to make the changes. In this […]

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How to make a picture transparent in PowerPoint?

With the proper text and images, basic PowerPoint presentations aren’t quite enough effort anymore to catch a viewer’s attention. While they might be getting the information needed from the presentation, people are unimpressed by bland, colorless, flat presentations. With such advanced technology available today, people now want to see PowerPoint presentations displaying a level of […]