PowerPoint has a great set of special effects, graphics, animations, and template themes. There’s just one problem: Everybody else has the same effects, animations, and template themes that you have.

Let us see the above options in the sequence, if I choose Crop then it is just like the ordinary Crop option you can find in Paint, etc. If you wish to have the image in a particular shape, like a ...

Adding images to your small business's PowerPoint presentations is one way to add professionalism and visual flair. But not all images are necessarily oriented by default the way you want them. Maybe ...

You can buck the stereotype of PowerPoint presentations as bullet-pointed snoozefest. PowerPoint has a wealth of new graphics, layout, and animation features to liven up your deck. We’ll focus on how ...

Q. I’ve created a 24-slide presentation in PowerPoint that contains several hundred images, and I want to animate them so they bounce in one at a time, grow bigger, and then disappear, all at ...

For the most part, the graphics you add to a slide should be specific–in purpose and in content. Pictures are seldom so well-honed. That’s why PowerPoint’s Crop tool might become one of your favorite ...

Embedded PowerPoint images can be quickly extracted with a little trick from technology blogger Amit Agarwal: To extract pictures from the PPT slideshow, all you have to do is export the Powerpoint ...

When you’re in a meeting and somebody flips on a PowerPoint presentation, chances are you’re instantaneously bored or annoyed. Most people probably wouldn’t mind if they never had to watch another ...

Turn PowerPoint slides into image files to use in other apps Your email has been sent You can't export slides within PowerPoint, but you can still work with individual slides outside it. Recently, ...

Dear Hivemind.<BR><BR>I'm trying to help my mother out with a problem she is having with Powerpoint 2007.<BR><BR>She creates very big Powerpoint presentations for her pathology lectures - we're ...

Embedding any file type in Microsoft Word usually results in an image object with limited editing options. If you want text to remain editable after the move from PowerPoint to Word, embedding the ...