Learn how to compare presentation slides manually in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows. Placing slides side-by-side can let you compare the old-fashioned way.
Author: Geetesh Bajaj
Product/Version: PowerPoint 2010 for Windows
OS: Windows XP and higher
Since PowerPoint 2007, Microsoft has removed the feature that let you compare two presentations. This feature was useful if you had send your presentation to a colleague and he or she made changes you were not aware of. You can however place both presentations side by side and compare individual slides. This is not too great a workaround, but it does allow you to compare the slides.
However that will get you to another roadblock—viewing more than one PowerPoint presentation at the same time is little difficult because you have to keep switching between windows. Fortunately, PowerPoint 2010 does allow you to open more than one PowerPoint presentation side by side.
Follow these steps to compare two presentations in PowerPoint 2010:
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