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PowerPoint Infographics: Bucket Diagrams
Bucket diagrams are so expressive, useful, and direct in the message they provide. Yes, these diagrams have everything to do with buckets
and the water they contain. While the buckets themselves represent a source or destination, the water represents the financial liquidity.
Buckets show items in a distribution, they represent the flow of things, or show collections of items. An empty bucket can indicate the
capacity to which it can be filled. A bucket pouring water in another could represent distribution. You can have buckets that are full,
empty, or somewhat full. And you can also pour the water from one bucket to another!
Download and use these graphics to create your own bucket
diagrams
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Learn PowerPoint 2013 for Windows: Online Pictures
Insert Pictures from OneDrive
Our next option within the Insert Online Pictures in PowerPoint 2013 series of tutorials is exploring how you can insert pictures from your
OneDrive account. Note that you must have some pictures already uploaded to your OneDrive folders for working with this tutorial. Luckily
with OneDrive's camera upload options for all phone platforms, most of us possibly already have tons of pictures in our OneDrive folders.
Insert Picture from Facebook
PowerPoint 2013 enables you to insert online pictures in more than one way -- we explored these various options in our Insert Online
Pictures in PowerPoint 2013 tutorial. This is the last tutorial of this series, and we'll learn how you can use the Facebook option to
insert pictures which are uploaded within your Facebook account.
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Learn PowerPoint Online
Uploading PowerPoint File to OneDrive
OneDrive is a cloud offering from Microsoft that at its basic level, is completely free for anyone to use. The only requirement is that you
need to have a Microsoft account. Thereafter OneDrive allows you to share your files with anyone or everyone. Having said so, you first need
to upload the file to OneDrive.
Open PowerPoint File from OneDrive within Desktop Application
All your PowerPoint files which are uploaded, created, or saved on OneDrive can be edited anytime -- right within the PowerPoint Online web
app that runs within your browser. But that's not the only way you can edit these PowerPoint files. Yes, OneDrive also provides you the
option to edit it within PowerPoint desktop applications. In this tutorial we'll first explore how to open a file in your PowerPoint desktop
applications from within OneDrive. You will need to have the latest versions of PowerPoint installed on your Windows or Mac operating
systems.
Commenting and Collaborating Between PowerPoint Online (Web App) and PowerPoint
While collaborating on a presentation with someone else, there will be times when you want to give and receive feedback without actually
editing the slides themselves. In situations such as these, the Comments option works very well. We earlier learned how to Add, Edit, or
Delete Comments within the PowerPoint 2010 (desktop application). In this tutorial we'll explain how to use commenting and at the same time
collaborate between PowerPoint Online and PowerPoint 2010.
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Learn PowerPoint 2007 for Windows: Edit Points for Shapes
Open and Close Paths
The Shapes Gallery in PowerPoint consists various shapes, both open and closed. Most of the shapes in this gallery are closed shapes, for
example, a Rectangle, an Ellipse, and a Triangle. There are also a few open shapes such as the straight point to point line. Also, there are
some drawing tools let you draw both open and closed shapes -- these are the Freeform Line, Curve, and Scribble tools. In addition, you can
convert any closed shape into an open shape and vice versa, as you will learn in this tutorial.
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