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PowerPoint for the Web may have fewer options than desktop versions of PowerPoint. Yet, this version does have one option that makes it so easy to share your PowerPoint presentations on your web site or blog post. In this tutorial, let us explore the Embed option, that generates embed code for your presentation. In this tutorial, let us explore the Embed option, that generates embed code for your presentation.
Learn to embed presentations from PowerPoint for the Web.
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Dr. Marcia Reynolds has trained and coached leaders in 36 countries. She spent 16 years working in large corporations, taking one company from near bankruptcy to top IPO in the US in 1993. She is a Master Certified Coach and teaches for coach training schools in the US, Europe, and Asia. With a doctorate in Organizational Psychology, Dr. Reynolds brings a valuable combination of neuroscience and psychology to her work. Her expert advice has been spotlighted in numerous publications, including Fast Company, Forbes.com, The Wall Street Journal, and she has spoken at high-profile venues and universities around the world.
In this conversation, Marcia talks about her book, Outsmart Your Brain: How to Master Your Mind When Emotions Take the Wheel.
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Yes, PowerPoint for the Web has fewer options compared to desktop versions of PowerPoint. You cannot export videos, and there’s no feature to control interface elements. However, basic options exist within Backstage View that let you accomplish basic tasks such as sharing, saving, printing, and downloading, etc. In this tutorial, we will explore the Print option.
Learn about the Print option in PowerPoint for the Web.
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By Sue Fish
I’ve built my business almost entirely through networking – and along the way, I’ll admit to having made a few mistakes. So, let me share with you my seven ways to get business networking really wrong – so you can avoid making the mistakes I did.
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Editing options available within PowerPoint for the Web are limited compared to the desktop versions of PowerPoint. When you explore options within Backstage View of PowerPoint for the Web, you can find that there’s almost no feature to control interface elements. The options here mainly accomplish basic tasks such as sharing, saving, downloading, etc. In this tutorial, let us explore the options within the Info pane of PowerPoint for the Web’s Backstage view.
Learn about options available in the Info Pane of Backstage view in PowerPoint for the Web.
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