PDF (Portable Document Format) and PowerPoint are common file formats used for sharing documents and presentations. PDFs are great for distributing read-only documents that preserve original formatting. PowerPoint is presentation software allowing you to create animated slideshows. You may want to convert PDF to PowerPoint to: Convert PDF to PowerPoint with Adobe Acrobat (best way) […]
Looping a PowerPoint presentation so it repeats continuously can be very useful for trade shows, lobbies, or other situations where you want your presentation to play on recur. The process is relatively simple and only takes a few steps. In this article, we’ll walk through how to set up a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to loop […]
When creating a presentation, sometimes you need to embed a video in PowerPoint. You can use this functionality in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 and all new versions, including PowerPoint for MAC 2019. To embed a video in PowerPoint, you can use videos uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo as well as local video files from your […]
In today’s digital age, PowerPoint presentations are more dynamic than ever. Many users want to add videos to their slides to make their content more engaging. But how do you make a video in PowerPoint play automatically? Let’s dive in. Video Tutorial: Mastering Autoplay Videos in PowerPoint Integrating videos seamlessly into your PowerPoint presentations can […]
When working on a presentation, you may need to select all slides in PowerPoint. This function is realized by using “Drag & Drop” actions. The easiest way to do this is with a computer mouse. In what situations might you need this: If you need to change the structure of your presentation and the order […]
When working with a presentation, sometimes you may need to use a PowerPoint lock object, lock slide, text, or lock graphic in a specific area of the slide. The locked object cannot be edited, nor can its size and shape, its position on the slide (lock image to a place on PowerPoint or lock an […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]