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New PowerPoint Zoom Feature for Office 365 Users
If you are part of the Office Insiders program, you will notice a new feature in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows. This new feature, named PowerPoint Zoom
lets you easily create interactive, non-linear presentations with smooth hyperlinking between slides and sections. Plus, you can create slide
thumbnails with hyperlinks on the fly!
Read more here
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Updates for Office 365 Applications
Once in a while, or quite frequently, you may discover a surprising new feature such as the Morph transition effect in PowerPoint. Maybe your
colleague, George had the same Morph transition effect available months ago? And Cally, your friend is complaining because she has no Morph
transition effect although she seems to be running the same version of PowerPoint! Is this normal? And if yes, why does this happen? The answers to
all these questions can be found by understanding how Microsoft updates Office applications.
Learn more here
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Do You Buy Stock Photos for Clients?
As a presentation designer, do you need to buy stock photos to use in your client presentations? But did you know that you may be breaking the rules,
without being aware—even if you are paying to license the photos?
Nancy Duarte shares her
wisdom
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Learn PowerPoint 2016 for Windows
Locate PowerPoint
Are you unable to locate PowerPoint 2016 on your computer? Sometimes, such a question can be embarrassing! Or are there other versions of
PowerPoint on your computer -- maybe older versions? Yes, we know that this can happen, although it does sound a little strange. However, there
are perfectly valid excuses for you to be unable to locate PowerPoint, mainly in scenarios such as these.
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Learn PowerPoint 2013 for Windows
Recovering New Unsaved Presentations Manually
Have you ever created a new presentation in PowerPoint and then closed it without saving it for even once? This scenario seems to be little
strange and impossible since even if you accidentally close your presentation, PowerPoint prompts you whether you want to save your
presentation. Yet, you can be in a similar scenario if you lose all your file changes to a system or PowerPoint crash. Fortunately, there are
chances that your unsaved presentation is safe in some state! Most of the time, PowerPoint will salvage your file and offer to open it for you
the next time you launch the program. Alternatively, even if you don't see any files being offered for recovery, you can set the process in
action manually.
Recovering Unsaved Presentations
Imagine this situation: You started working on a presentation, saved it couple of times, then got so much involved in your work that you
spent an inordinate amount of time working on it without saving it. Then, your computer unexpectedly crashes or just shuts off due to some
unexpected crisis. Or maybe just PowerPoint crashes for some reason. Does it mean you are now left with your presentation in the status when
you last saved it and lost all your work? Not really because you can restart PowerPoint, and one of two occurrences may happen.
AutoRecover and AutoSave Options
Just like many other users of PowerPoint, you might have also faced this situation: you have been working on a presentation for hours and
suddenly PowerPoint or even the computer crashes? This may happen due to a power outage, instability of the system, or even PowerPoint itself may crash. You realize that you had not saved the presentation for a long time and you may have lost most of your work! Although you can keep your
programs updated, system secure, and even save your file often, there is no guarantee that you will never see a crash again and lose all or some
of your work.
Properties of a Presentation
Presentation properties are the details about a presentation such as a title, author name, subject, and keywords that identify the document's
topic or contents etc. It's important to specify relevant values for the presentation's Property attributes because they help to identify the
presentation. Populating the fields for various Properties also helps you search for particular slides more efficiently later.
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