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These Notes Shapes are available in several variants for you to use in your PowerPoint slides. They all have shadows and some even have folds – the presentation you will download has complete instructions on how you will use them in your own slides! Use these notes to add some flair to your slides and make them look different from the millions of other slides created each day. Also since these notes are essentially native PowerPoint shapes, you can use all of PowerPoint’s fills, lines, and effects to customize their appearance.
Download and use these Notes graphics in your slides.
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Office 2013 programs such as PowerPoint 2013 work with their own Accounts system. Additionally, they also integrate with the Account you use to sign in within your Windows-based operating system. Many options within PowerPoint show up or change depending on which Account you are signed into, and these include your Recent Files list, your connected services, and even the interface color for your program. While these customizations show up irrespective of whether you are running PowerPoint 2013 on Windows 7 or a newer version such as Windows 10 or 8, the process in which you sign in and switch Accounts differs.
Learn how to sign out and switch Microsoft Accounts in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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Charts in PowerPoint can be made to look different and unique by changing the appearance of various chart elements. The legend is an important chart element — typically the legend is a box or area that codes via color or pattern to all the chart series. By default, the legend appears on the right side of the chart.
Learn how to format chart legends in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac.
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This time we bring you a Jeopardy-like template created entirely using PowerPoint. We have done the work for you — just download our Jeopardy-like 25 (5×5) question PowerPoint template — replace the placeholders provided for questions, answers, and categories — and you’re done! Next, you can read how Sandy Johnson makes amazing holiday cards using PowerPoint. Jim Endicott discusses key takeaways in your presentation, and Jim Harvey talks about the pros and cons of corporate PowerPoint templates. PowerPoint 2013 users can learn about managing and removing connected services. PowerPoint 2010 users can explore aligning and grouping pictures — and Mac users of PowerPoint 2011 can look at making better charts.
Read all this and more in Indezine News.
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Most positioning tasks in PowerPoint for your pictures such as resizing, aligning, and grouping are easy to achieve. 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 the program.
Learn how to reorder pictures and other slide objects in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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