PowerPoint and Presenting Stuff

The Ultimate Guide To PowerPoint: Conversation with James Robinson

    James Robinson is the Marketing Manager for Buffalo 7, the UK’s leading PowerPoint presentation design agency. Buffalo 7 works with names including UEFA Champions League, Dell, Red Bull, Facebook, and the BBC.

In this conversation, James talks about Buffalo 7’s new e-book, The Ultimate Guide To PowerPoint.

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Tagged as: Books, Buffalo 7, Interviews

Are You Violating Copyright Laws?

By Alex Leopold

I pulled it from Google images so it’s okay.

If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone developing a presentation, proposal or template say this I wouldn’t need a paycheck. I equate finding and using images similar to passing one’s driving test. If you were never taught the rules of the road, you’re naturally going to use your best judgment based on your experience and knowledge at hand.

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Tagged as: Alex Leopold, Copyrights, Guest Post, Infographics, Opinion, Pictures

Viewing Sections in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows

If you have a presentation with a large Section, containing many slides, then you may find that this one Section makes it difficult to see all the other remaining Sections. This is because these many slides cover up so much screen real estate making it difficult for you to see other stuff, such as slides in other Sections. And if you want to drag a slide from one Section to another, you may be at a loss to comprehend what you will end up with.

Explore viewing Sections in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows.

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Tagged as: Microsoft Windows, Office 2016, PowerPoint 2016, Sections, Tutorials

Presenting for Humans: Conversation with Lisa Braithwaite

  Lisa Braithwaite is a public speaking coach, trainer and author, mentoring entrepreneurs and professionals to create memorable and engaging presentations in order to build their businesses through speaking. She has a B.A. in Theater from Pomona College and an M.A. in Education from UCSB, and has been interviewed for the Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, Men’s Health Magazine, the Santa Barbara News-Press, Toastmaster Magazine, and on Inc.com. She guides her clients to ditch perfection and create connection through individual coaching, corporate training, virtual workshops, and her annual Shake Up Your Speaking retreat.

In this conversation, Lisa talks about her new book, Presenting for Humans: Insights for Speakers on Ditching Perfection and Creating Connection.

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PowerPoint and Presenting News: September 5, 2017

We first examine working with fonts in PowerPoint. We explore how there are two types of PowerPoint users: those who never change fonts, and those who always do! Did you know that it is possible to export every single slide in your PowerPoint presentation as a separate presentation? And really–you need nothing other than PowerPoint. We show you how. We also look at slide dimension size differences in different versions of PowerPoint. We then look at the differences between Office 2016 and Office 365. Plus, did you know that you can get Microsoft Office for free? Or even at a very low rate?

For users of PowerPoint Online, the web version of PowerPoint, we explore the interface which is very similar to the interface in desktop versions of PowerPoint. We also look at Reordering Sections in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows. Finally, do not miss the quotes, press releases, and templates of this week.

Stay informed about updated tutorials and happenings on Indezine.

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