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If you have lots of shapes and other slide objects placed one above the other on your PowerPoint slide, you’ll find that some shape or slide object may be hidden or overlapped. In this scenario, you can use the options within the Order command to bring any shape or slide object right on top of all others, or even send it behind everything else on your slide.
Learn how to change the order of shapes and other slide objects in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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Presentation designers have requirements that are different from anyone else who just presents or even creates slides several times a month. They need to create slides every single day, and any time saved for them by not having to do repetitive tasks, or even having some assets available at the click of a button can be a lifesaver. Efficient Elements, a PowerPoint add-in that contains tons of useful options can be that lifesaver.
Read the Indezine review of Efficient Elements.
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PowerPoint enables you to easily enhance your presentations in several ways. For example a bulleted text slide can be easily converted to a SmartArt graphic in PowerPoint 2010 with just a few clicks.
Learn how to convert bulleted text to a SmartArt graphic in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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Nudging a shape or any other slide object is essentially moving it just a wee bit using the arrow keys on your keyboard rather than the mouse. Move is different in that it is more of a super-nudge, and you can use the mouse to move rather than just nudge. PowerPoint provides more than one way to nudge or move any selected shape or slide object.
Learn how you can nudge or move a shape or any other slide object in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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With the amount of media in everyone’s computers these days, it has become a challenge to cope up with storing and sharing all the photos, sound and video clips, or even the documents, spreadsheets, and slides in the multitudes of folders. And sharing is an even larger challenge if the people whom you want to share with are not on the same time zones or geographies as you are. Freepath, a program that lets you show and share all sorts of file formats combats this problem by enabling you to create a playlist with all your document and media formats including PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, Excel sheets, Adobe PDFs, Flash clips, QuickTime movies, YouTube videos, live websites, and more.
Read the Indezine review of Freepath 3.0.
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