PowerPoint and Presenting Stuff

Learn PowerPoint 2011 for Mac: Reset Option for Movies

In PowerPoint, there are plenty of options to enhance your movie clips — these may make your original movie clip appear entirely different from what you started with! The fact that you can make your movies look so different in PowerPoint 2011 with customizations galore can sometimes prove to be a disadvantage, especially if you want to get rid of all customizations and get back to original state of your movie clip. Fortunately, the Reset option is just what you need at this point of time!

Learn how to reset your movie clips in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac.

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Tagged as: Movies, Office for Mac, PowerPoint 2011, Tutorials, Video

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This is the once-in-a-while offer that Indezine brings you in partnership with PowerFinish – something that has been a very successful promo in past years. This year, we made this even better for you! See what you get: 15,000 PowerPoint Templates and Backgrounds — these are all clean in appearance and eminently useable; 8 Volumes of Looping Video Background Sets; 4 Volumes of HD video clips; a full single user license for business use; and free shipping anywhere in the world!

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Tagged as: PowerPoint, Templates

Learn PowerPoint 2013 for Windows: Working with Guides

Let’s start with the basics — what are Guides? Consider Guides as a Grid on your slide that you create — each single Guide can be moved, added, or deleted. Guides also have snap options that are always on — once the Guides are made visible on the slide, all objects that venture close enough to them just snap. Along with Rulers and Gridlines, Guides help you position your slide objects with more precision, and you can make them work for you using techniques explained on this page.

Learn how to work with Guides in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.

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Tagged as: PowerPoint 2013, Tutorials

Learn PowerPoint 2011 for Mac: Resize, Rotate, and Flip Movies

PowerPoint provides you with plenty of options to enhance your movie clip. These options include Correction Adjustments, Recoloring, Movie Styles, Movie Effects, Movie Shapes, and Movie Borders. These options will make your movie clips look better and focused — yet, there are some very basic movie editing options that can be even more significant. These include how you can resize, rotate, and flip your inserted movie clips. Resizing can help you change the dimensions of your movie clips, while slight changes in rotation values can draw attention. Flip, the last of these options though is something you will almost never use — unless you want to do something drastically different!

Learn how you can Resize, Rotate, and Flip movie clips in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac.

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Tagged as: Movies, Office for Mac, PowerPoint 2011, Tutorials, Video

PowerPoint and Presenting News: May 7, 2013

This issue has evolved as a PowerPoint to social media sharing special! First of all, we explore how you can share your PowerPoint slides as a link off SkyDrive to Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Then there’s another option for sharing your slides (the slides themselves, not just a link) through authorSTREAM on Facebook – Dinesh Awasthi explains more. You can also share presentations off SkyDrive, and not necessarily to social sites only. Do those Windows 8 notifications trouble you? Want them banished forever – we show you how! PowerPoint 2013 for Windows users can learn about the Slide Master view, and how you can change Slide Layouts, whereas PowerPoint 2011 for Mac users will explore cool stuff you can do with videos (movie clips).

Read Indezine’s PowerPoint and Presenting News.

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