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Several previous tutorials have explored the different drawing tools in PowerPoint 2013, and how they work — we have worked with line drawing tools such as line, curve, freeform, and scribble. Using these line tools, you can draw almost anything in PowerPoint that you normally draw in high-end illustration programs. In this tutorial, you will learn how you can draw a parabola in PowerPoint 2013 using some of these drawing tools.
Learn how to draw a parabola in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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Thomas Hayes is a master salesman, owner, CEO of Beantown Toys, visionary, author, and motivational speaker. With an iron will forged out of the tragic experience of losing a leg to cancer in childhood, Hayes has a compelling history to share with his audiences. Here are his secrets to being present in the moment with his audience.
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The moment you add a Slide Number to your slides in Normal view, you expect to see them immediately thereafter. However many times you may not see any Slide Number – or worse, you may see the Slide Number in just a few of the slides! To remedy this situation, you have to ensure that both the Slide Master and the Slide Layout for any given slide does contain the Slide Master placeholder – this is something you can do only within Slide Master view, as explained within this tutorial.
Learn how to add Slide Numbers within Slides Masters in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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In a chart, the Plot Area is the layer placed between the Chart Area and other chart elements such as Data Series and Gridlines. This layer typically also has the axes on its perimeter. Typically the Plot Area looks as if it is merged into the Chart Area because it is often transparent, and you can see the Chart Area through it. So, you may not be able to distinguish it from the Chart Area. This default status works well. However, you can format the Plot Area separately to highlight it. You can change its appearance by applying fills, borders, and effects with just a few clicks.
Learn about the Plot Area for charts in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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We begin by looking at color models. We also have not one but three exclusive interviews this week. First of all, hear from SlideShare’s Andri Kristinsson about their new Android app that lets you view presentations on a mobile device. Then we have Ryan Avery who discusses his Speaker, Leader, Champion book that he co-authored with Jeremey Donovan. Simon Morton of UK based Eyeful Presentations finally discusses his new book, the Presentation Lab.
PowerPoint 2013 users can learn this week about creating anchor points for Connectors, data tables in charts, and working with comments. We also show you how you can create a Target diagram.
And finally, do not miss the new discussions and templates of this week!
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