by Colin Foster | Jan 12, 2021 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint, Tips and Tricks
Many of us use PowerPoint to support the delivery of a report, talk or similar. The document has already been written (so we know what we’re talking about!), but we now need to pull together a presentation to go through the key points. Fortunately, we don’t have to do...
by Colin Foster | Nov 3, 2020 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft PowerPoint
If you have a large number of slides that you need in your presentation, especially if they are “text heavy”, rather than simply a series of images, then using the Outline View may save you a large amount of time… Check your version and find Outline View Before you...
by Colin Foster | Apr 18, 2019 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Tips and Tricks
PowerPoint has a really useful feature: being able to save Presentations as “Shows”. These allow people without PowerPoint on their computer to still watch the presentation. The downside is that they’re not, on the face of it, editable. And that was...
by Colin Foster | Mar 20, 2019 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Tips and Tricks
I’m sure that we’ve all sat there captivated bored by a PowerPoint presentation that consists of slide after slide of bullet points where a little thought and use of SmartArt could completely change the look & feel of the whole presentation allowing...
by Colin Foster | Feb 20, 2019 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Tips and Tricks
In last month’s tip we created some Sections within our Presentation to pull together slides into logical groupings, we’re now going to make use of those, via a Zoom slide in PowerPoint to create an interactive menu Here we can see 5 of the sections in our...
by Colin Foster | Jan 22, 2019 | Microsoft PowerPoint, Tips and Tricks
Break up your presentation into Sections You may recall that back in October’s tips for Word we looked at setting up Sections to allow a change between Portrait & Landscape mode in a document; if not, here’s a link:...
