This issue starts with a mystery. You add a guide in PowerPoint, and it won’t move. You didn’t lock it. You didn’t protect it. It just sits there. The hierarchical guide options tutorial solves that one. Then Paul Lukehart arrives with SimpleDim, a CAD add-in that gives PowerPoint the ability to measure real-world distances, which sounds impossible until you try it. Claudyne Wilder has a quieter provocation: your slides are fine, your data is solid, and your audience is still not connecting. A story fixes that faster than another bullet point ever will. And Jerry Weissman returns with Writer’s Block II, because apparently the first one wasn’t enough to unstick everyone.
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