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PowerPoint can import pictures in several formats – from the ubiquitous JPG to the ancient BMP. Whichever file format you use, importing tens or even hundreds of pictures into consecutive PowerPoint slides can be a chore – fortunately, the awesome Photo Album feature makes this task a simple affair. When you use the Photo Album feature it always creates a new presentation.
Learn how to create a photo album in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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We begin with a feature on Jim Endicott’s session at the Presentation Summit last month. We then review a Photoshop plug-in called AKVIS Pastel. PowerPoint 2013 (and PowerPoint 2011 for Mac) users can learn more from a bunch of Visuals (Graphics) tutorials.
And don’t miss the new discussions and templates of this week!
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PowerPoint enables you to do most positioning tasks for your pictures such as resizing, aligning, and grouping in easy way. In addition, you can also reorder the pictures (or even a bunch of pictures and other slide objects such as shapes) on your slide quite easily using the various ordering options available within PowerPoint. In this tutorial, we will explore how you can reorder your pictures on a slide.
Learn how to reorder pictures and other slide objects in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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PowerPoint 2013 has no limitations to the number of slide objects you can add within the slide area. Be it shapes, multiple pictures, or any other slide objects — you can add them all. When you add multiple pictures on the slide you may end up placing them in a haphazard manner and pictures of different sizes may be scattered all over the slide. It is good idea to arrange them all properly to get a more aesthetic looking layout. This tutorial explores how you can group pictures on your slide.
Learn how to group and ungroup pictures in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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Similar to how you apply Shape Styles to your shapes on your slide, PowerPoint enables you to apply Picture Styles to your inserted pictures. With a single click, Picture Styles can transform a simple looking picture to something that’s more highlighted and distinct. Note that unlike Shape Styles, Picture Styles are not Theme specific. They just transform your picture to make it look stylish by applying a border, or 3-D effect, or by changing the frame shape, etc.
Learn how to apply preset Picture Styles to your pictures in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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