PowerPoint Presentation Tutorials, Articles and Reviews (Page 63)
Feb 14, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2010: Drawing Curved Lines in PowerPoint
You learned how simple it is to draw a straight, point to point line in PowerPoint in a previous tutorial. Now we'll move on to show you how you can draw a curved line in PowerPoint 2010.
Learn how to draw a curved line in PowerPoint 2010.
Feb 14, 11 - Symbol Slides: Icons (PowerPoint Clip Art) - Yellow and Grey
Symbols
for PowerPoint are ready to use clip-art style icons that you can use
within your presentation slides. Although the icons you download from
this page are yellow and grey in color, they can be recolored using
PowerPoint's native options for fills, lines, and effects. These symbols
are contained within a sample presentation you can download. Just copy
the icon you like and paste into another PowerPoint slide, or even
a Word document or Excel worksheet. Choose symbol icons from themes
such as business, travel, music, etc. All these symbol icons are vector
shapes, so you can easily edit them within your Microsoft Office program.
Download, view, and use the symbols in this presentation.
Feb 11, 11 - The Best Story Wins - by Bess Gallanis: Part 2 of 2
This
is a second in a series of guest articles by Bess
Gallanis of Speaking with Power and Persuasion, an executive
communications consulting firm based in Chicago. She is a communication
coach, speaker, journalist, a student of yoga and insight meditation
and the author of Yoga Chick (Warner Books, 2006). In this article,
Bess finds an analogy between business storytelling and the new movie,
The Social Network.
Feb 11, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2010: Drawing Lines in PowerPoint
PowerPoint has an amazing repertoire of tools that you can use to create awesome slides. However PowerPoint is primarily considered a presentation slides program in which you can bring in text, graphics, multimedia, animation, etc. to deliver a message or a story. Even many seasoned PowerPoint users completely miss the fact that PowerPoint is a great drawing program with tools and options that rival the top end graphic programs. This introductory tutorial shows you how to draw a simple line on the slide -- subsequently, you will learn more advanced concepts.
Learn how to draw a line in PowerPoint 2010.
Feb 11, 11 - Symbol Slides: Icons (PowerPoint Clip Art) - Yellow and Green
Symbols
for PowerPoint are ready to use clip-art style icons that you can use
within your presentation slides. Although the icons you download from
this page are yellow and green in color, they can be recolored using
PowerPoint's native options for fills, lines, and effects. These symbols
are contained within a sample presentation you can download. Just copy
the icon you like and paste into another PowerPoint slide, or even
a Word document or Excel worksheet. Choose symbol icons from themes
such as business, travel, music, etc. All these symbol icons are vector
shapes, so you can easily edit them within your Microsoft Office program.
Download, view, and use the symbols in this presentation.
Feb 10, 11 - The Best Story Wins - by Bess Gallanis: Part 1 of 2
This
is a guest article by Bess Gallanis of Speaking with
Power and Persuasion, an executive communications consulting firm based
in Chicago. She is a communication coach, speaker, journalist, a student
of yoga and insight meditation and the author of Yoga Chick (Warner
Books, 2006). For more than 25 years, public and private company CEOs,
senior executives, portfolio managers and financial advisors have sought
out Bess to help them develop their leadership voice and to make an
impact through skillful communications. In this article, Bess talks
about how a story can endure.
Feb 10, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2010: Shape Effects
You have already seen how to apply different fill types for shapes and also how to format shape outlines in PowerPoint 2010. Now, let's move on to Shape Effects, the next option in Shape Styles group. Just like the Shape Effects PowerPoint 2007, there are six distinct Shape Effects available in PowerPoint 2010 as well.
Learn about shape effects that can be applied to selected shapes in PowerPoint 2010.
Feb 10, 11 - Symbol Slides: Icons (PowerPoint Clip Art) - Violet
Symbols
for PowerPoint are ready to use clip-art style icons that you can use
within your presentation slides. Although the icons you download from
this page are violet in color, they can be recolored using PowerPoint's
native options for fills, lines, and effects. These symbols are contained
within a sample presentation you can download. Just copy the icon you
like and paste into another PowerPoint slide, or even a Word document
or Excel worksheet. Choose symbol icons from themes such as business,
travel, music, etc. All these symbol icons are vector shapes, so you
can easily edit them within your Microsoft Office program.
Download, view, and use the symbols in this presentation.
Feb 9, 11 - Presenting on an iPad: Conversation with Jamie Garroch
Jamie
Garroch, Managing Director of GMARK Ltd., founded the company
in 2009 to provide presentation professionals with software and services
to alleviate the restrictions of serialized presenting. Jamie has
always been interested in how emerging platforms such as the Apple
iPad can be used for presenting. He also authored a guest article
on Indezine that talks about using PowerPoint files on an iPad. In
this conversation, Jamie discusses presenting on an iPad.
Feb 9, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2010: No Outline for Shapes
In this series of tutorials about formatting shape outlines in PowerPoint 2010, you have already seen how to apply weight, dash styles, arrowheads, and also gradients to the shape outlines. Now let us learn how to remove any outline from the shape so that your shape has only fill without any outline. Whenever you insert a new shape into a PowerPoint slide, you can see that it is filled with a solid color and has an outline by default (this may differ depending on the Theme applied to your presentation). But if you want you can remove the fill of the shape as well as the outline.
Learn how to remove a shape outline in PowerPoint 2010.
Feb 9, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2007: No Outline for Shapes
After learning how to format shape outlines in PowerPoint 2007, apply weight and dash styles, arrowheads add gradients to outlines, you are now ready to learn how you can remove the shape outline altogether. Whenever you insert a new shape into a PowerPoint slide, you can see that it is filled with a solid color and has an outline by default (this may differ depending on the Theme applied to your presentation). Most of the time, you may leave that unaltered, but if you want, you can remove the fill of the shape or the outline, which is what you will learn on this page.
Learn how to remove a shape outline in PowerPoint 2007.
Feb 9, 11 - Symbol Slides: Icons (PowerPoint Clip Art) - Turquoise
Symbols
for PowerPoint are ready to use clip-art style icons that you can use
within your presentation slides. Although the icons you download from
this page are turquoise in color (find more icons for PowerPoint here),
they can be recolored using PowerPoint's native options for fills,
lines, and effects. These symbols are contained within a sample presentation
you can download. Just copy the icon you like and paste into another
PowerPoint slide, or even a Word document or Excel worksheet. Choose
symbol icons from themes such as business, travel, music, etc. All
these symbol icons are vector shapes, so you can easily edit them within
your Microsoft Office program.
Download, view, and use the symbols in this presentation.
Feb 8, 11 - Speaking PowerPoint: The Bruce Gabrielle Interview
Bruce
Gabrielle is president of Insights Works, a market research
firm in Seattle specializing in the high technology industry where
he regularly creates and presents boardroom-style PowerPoint reports
to executives. Bruce is author of the business book Speaking PowerPoint:
the new language of business which describes a 12-step process for
creating clearer and more convincing boardroom PowerPoint presentations
in less time.
In this interview, Bruce discusses his book, and how people can create better PowerPoint presentations. Read the interview here.
Feb 8, 11 - Learn PowerPoint 2010: Gradient Shape Outlines
You have already learned about the different options for Formatting Shape Outlines in PowerPoint 2010. In addition, you have explored how you can change the weight, dash styles and arrowheads for these shape outlines. In this tutorial, you will learn about an attribute that's rarely associated with shape outlines but can provide a surprisingly different look, especially when applied to lines that are thicker in weight. This attribute Gradient, is not accessible from the Shape Outline gallery in the Ribbon but directly from the Format Shape dialog box that we will explore later in this page.
Learn how to apply gradient style to outlines in PowerPoint 2010.
Feb 8, 11 - Symbol Slides: Valentine's Day Couple Silhouettes (PowerPoint Clip Art)
These
Valentine Day's couple silhouette symbols are already colored using
typical Valentine Day colors -- for instance, the couple silhouettes
that you download from this site are red, pink, violet, and lilac in
color. Do remember though that they can be recolored using PowerPoint's
native options for fills, lines, and effects. These couple silhouettes
are contained within a sample presentation you can download. Just copy
the couple silhouette clip art you like and paste into another PowerPoint
slide, or even a Word document or Excel worksheet. All these couple
silhouette symbols are vector shapes, so you can easily edit them within
your Microsoft Office program, and resize them without losing sharpness
or clarity.
Download, view, and use the couple silhouette symbols contained in these presentations.
Feb 7, 11 - Brainshark's 10 Million Views in 2010: Conversation with Joe Gustafson
Joe
Gustafson is the CEO and founder of Brainshark, Inc., whose
cloud-based software enables users to create, share and track online
and mobile video presentations. Under his leadership, Brainshark
has helped thousands of companies improve the reach and results of
their business communications, while dramatically reducing communications
costs. In this conversation, Joe discusses milestones and results
from the company’s 2010 fiscal year.
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