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Loading...We first explore the five best PowerPoint add-ins for everyday use. These include add-ins that range from free to being subscription-based. We then feature Nolan Haims, who discusses his new Better Deck Deck, which is a deck that shows options for creating no-bullet slides. Yes, the word Deck shows up two times in the name, and be sure to check out the promo he’s offering to Indezine readers. We also feature Mike Power of Neuxpower, who tells us more about the amazing improvements in Slidewise 1.3, their fonts and media checking add-in for PowerPoint.
PowerPoint 365 for Windows users will love to know that you can do so much online research right within PowerPoint in our tutorial on searching online resources. We also look at spell checks in PowerPoint and setting options for such spell checks. We also bring you quotes, press releases, and templates from the last few days.
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