PowerPoint and Presenting Stuff

PowerTools from Corporate Imaging

This is a review that I did two years ago. The products are now sold under the pptXTREME label. Keith Tromer from pptXTREME has also created some new PowerPoint add-ins.

Read the full review here

Filed Under: Add-ins
Tagged as: Add-in, Keith Tromer, PowerPoint, pptXTREME

Recolor Images in PowerPoint

We’ll explore two ways to recolor images in PowerPoint. The first procedure does everything within PowerPoint but is limited to recoloring images that are part of the background in a slide master. The second procedure uses a copy and paste process between Publisher and PowerPoint to recolor all sorts of images.

Learn more and download a sample presentation.

Filed Under: PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Pictures, PowerPoint, Recolor

Recolor Clip Art in PowerPoint

One of PowerPoint’s most powerful yet least unexplored features is the option to recolor vector clip art inside the program.

Learn more and download a sample presentation.

Filed Under: PowerPoint 2003
Tagged as: Clip Media, Cool Stuff, Recolor

Perspector for PowerPoint – 3D

Two-dimensional imagery and design is part of PowerPoint – all sorts of tools and options enable you to create stunning presentations. Look beyond towards the third dimension and the lack of similar options becomes obvious. That’s where Perspector, a PowerPoint add-in that facilitates three-dimensional design within PowerPoint comes into the picture.

Read the full review.

Filed Under: Add-ins
Tagged as: 3D, Add-in, Perspector

Color Schemes and Microsoft Graph

Echo Swinford says: We occasionally see questions in the newsgroup about how to set default colors for Microsoft Graph. There’s no easy answer for this, so I recommend that you read through this information carefully.

Learn more with Echo in Color Schemes III.

Filed Under: Color
Tagged as: Color Schemes, Echo Swinford