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Loading...It looks like PowerPoint 2010 is getting more mainstream every day. More users are upgrading from PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 and skipping version 2007 in the bargain. It’s strange that when I think I about this, I see them moving from the File menu to another File menu, and they will never work with the Office Button in PowerPoint 2007.
Yes, PowerPoint 2010 brings back the File menu — yet the new File menu is something entirely different than what you may have seen before because it is the gateway that reveals the Backstage view — that again is a new feature in PowerPoint 2010.
Learn more about the File menu and the Backstage view here.
And discover the Backstage view’s Save and Save As options here.
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