Learn about Scrapbook tab within the Toolbox in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac.
Author: Geetesh Bajaj
Product/Version: PowerPoint 2011 for Mac
OS: Mac OS X
We have already explored the Toolbox within PowerPoint 2011 for Mac, and how its various tabs are chock-a-block with options that let you work easily with your slide objects. The second tab within the Toolbox is called the Scrapbook, and what the Scrapbook does in itself is very unique because it is one of the very few features only available in PowerPoint for Mac, with no equivalent option for Windows users of PowerPoint. Yes, it is an extension of the clipboard, which even Windows users have access to, but the Scrapbook is a clipboard that can be cataloged and saved for future use.
You can see the Scrapbook tab, as shown in Figure 1, below.
Figure 1: Scrapbook tab within Toolbox
You can add the clips manually or automatically within the Scrapbook tab by changing some settings.
Follow these steps and explore how the Scrapbook works:


The Scrapbook Tab is a feature within the Toolbox that allows users to store and organize text snippets, images, and other elements for easy reuse across presentations. It serves as a clipboard manager, enabling efficient access to frequently used content.
To insert stored items, place the cursor where you want to insert the content. In the Scrapbook, select the desired item. Click the Paste button. The item will be inserted into your slide at the chosen location.
Yes, the Scrapbook is integrated across Office 2011 for Mac applications, including Word and Excel. This allows you to copy content from one application and paste it into another, facilitating seamless workflow between different Office programs.
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