"There's something in the air." With these five words, Steve Jobs opened the 2008 Macworld conference. Jobs is often cited as one of corporate America's greatest presenters, and that's simply because ...

Microsoft will now export a Word document into PowerPoint; no need to create the presentation from scratch. You’ve written a Word document on a topic that you need to present before an audience, and ...

We believe if you’re going to present a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint, then it needs to look professional. Now, when creating a presentation, many users take advantage of Sections and Slide ...

In PowerPoint 2007 -- and PowerPoint 2010 -- the animation effects are all located on the Animation tab in the Office ribbon. To make text fly in, you simply need to select the text and choose "Fly In ...

So, the big question right now is how to create a read-only presentation with PowerPoint. Worry not, because we are going to share how to do this in the best way possible. Now, please note that folks ...

You can change the background to anything you like if you're using Powerpoint to create presentations: a picture, a color, a gradient, or even an in-motion video. You'll know the best background for ...

You can turn a PowerPoint into a video by making a few stylistic choices, then clicking an export button. Turning your PowerPoint into a video will allow it to play automatically without having to ...

Although it's the tool of choice for dry business presentations, Microsoft PowerPoint is useful for almost anything that requires you to display text to groups of people. If you're in charge of a ...

(MoneyWatch) Most of us use a single program to create presentations: PowerPoint. And that's fine, for the most part -- PowerPoint can be trusted to create solid, serviceable decks with text, images, ...

While there are plenty of articles out there offering ideas for prompts or tips on hosting PowerPoint parties, there are very few out there delineating just how to pull off a presentation with pizzazz ...

Every day, businesses lose a staggering $250 million because of one seemingly simple tool: PowerPoint. Poorly crafted presentations are not just a minor annoyance. They are a massive hidden cost that ...