If you have a computer that can use two monitors, you can display your PowerPoint notes on one monitor and show your PowerPoint slides on a projector connected to the other monitor. This way, you can see [more…]
Hide a PowerPoint slide when you want to keep it on hand just in case during your PowerPoint presentation. You can see hidden slides in PowerPoint’s Normal and Slide Sorter views, but the audience doesn’t [more…]
Enlarge or shrink PowerPoint slides and preserve your eyes. PowerPoint’s Zoom controls are located in the lower-right corner of the PowerPoint screen and on the View tab. The Zoom box tells you at what [more…]
As you are creating your PowerPoint 2007 presentation, you may need to move back and forth among your PowerPoint slides. The most common way to move in a PowerPoint presentation is to press the Page Down [more…]
Normally, in PowerPoint the Slides tab is active, displaying thumbnail images of your PowerPoint slides. To work with your PowerPoint presentation in outline, click the Outline tab on the Ribbon. Then, [more…]
If your PowerPoint presentation has many slides, you might find its overall structure is difficult, to understand. Fortunately, PowerPoint enables you to collapse the PowerPoint outline so that only the [more…]
PowerPoint has several views. Depending on the task at hand, some PowerPoint views are better than others when designing and editing PowerPoint slides and presentations. PowerPoint offers two places to [more…]
PowerPoint comes with live previewing. Thanks to live previewing, before actually applying a change to your PowerPoint slide you can see the results. To turn on PowerPoint live previewing, click the Office [more…]