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Loading...We first look at how you can draw angle graphics in PowerPoint using built-in features. We then explore why you should be exploring nonbreaking dashes, and how you can use them in PowerPoint versions for Windows. For PowerPoint users on Macs, we look at inserting Harvey balls in your slides.
Thomas Häger then discusses his new and free add-in for PowerPoint called SPICE. Kurt Dupont, who heads PresentationPoint explores how he has spent the last 25 years creating a variety of add-ins for PowerPoint. Finally, Mike Parkinson shows how you can create extremely fast using his Build-a-Graphic product. We also bring you quotes, press releases, and templates from the last few days.
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