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Learn how to use the Animation Painter command effectively in PowerPoint 2010. 
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There's more to text animation than just adding animation. Explore the extra options available for text animations in PowerPoint 2010.
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Learn how to remove parts of your picture to make a transparent background in PowerPoint 2011.
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Learn to create Mobius strip in PowerPoint 2010. Follow our simple step by step instruction to create this useful diagram for your presentations.
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Learn a simple PowerPoint slides design. Make a glossy ball in PowerPoint 2007 and use it in a number of ways to spruce up your slide design.
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Learn how to apply a Motion path animation to slide objects in PowerPoint 2010.
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How to create a few slides at the end of your presentation that loop (repeat) automatically...
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Let’s look at a few ways to create the “stickout” effect in PowerPoint.
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PowerPoint allows you to animate any slide object that can be selected on your slide -- these include pictures, shapes, text, bulleted lists, SmartArt graphics, charts, etc.
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Qwiki is a web-based service which allows you to create a presentation made up by images, videos and your own video-voice over. In Qwiki you act as the "presenter", and occupy a small video window on the top right corner of each show. From there you can introduce any topic, give any explanation or answer any question you may have been asked. Each "slide" in the show can also be accompanied by additional images, music and videos that may help the viewer explore the topic in greater depth.
Example: http://www.qwiki.com/w/kX1l2F/triangle-choke-101 Find out more: http://www.qwiki.com/ Via Robin Good
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Two new lessons on PowerPoint animations to our PowerPoint skills builder--a free video training series.
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Have you seen a running stitch effect around an object -- especially an embroidered one? Look at Figure 1 below to understand what we are referring to. It's possible to replicate this effect for most shapes within PowerPoint, as you will learn in this tutorial.
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PowerPoint SmartArt is far smarter than you imagine. Discover 5 less known features of the tool that can surprise your audience.
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Excellent video tutorials for creating presentations online.
Prezi is a free, cloud-based presentation site. With Prezi, you can make presentations that capture your audience's attention with different media and presentation styles online. Learn to use Prezi effectively with Grovo’s video tutorials, conceptual lessons, expert interviews...
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This tutorial will show you how much you can do without flash, and then teach you how easy it really is to do.
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No matter what the topic, a PowerPoint Presentation can satisfy your needs when communicating to an audience. Here are some steps to get you started. NOTE: These steps may vary slightly depending on what version of PowerPoint you have.
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This brief tutorial is designed to give you a variety of quick tips to ensure you get the most out of your PowerPoint presentation. Great video tips.
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A short video tutorial created by DemoCreator to show you how to add sound to your PowerPoint presentation.
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Did you know you can compare two different versions of your presentation in PowerPoint and merge the changes? This is a very handy feature you can take advantage of if you work a lot with PowerPoint presentations with your team.
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When all your slides look alike, your entire message can be blurred. At the end of your presentation, you want your audience to remember your main points most, and if they remember some of the details, that's a plus. By making key slides distinctive, you can help people follow and retain the content in your presentation.
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Great tutorial on how to use Keynote. For many users, Keynote will be all they need to create stunning presentations straight from their iPhone or iPad. Keynote is one of three applications that make up Apple's iWork for iOS suite.
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Here are some creative PowerPoint ideas using Freeform tool. Learn to create a whole new range of auto shapes using this rarely used feature of PowerPoint.
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While PowerPoint lets you attach a connector to any slide object, these connectors can only be attached to wherever you see an anchor point on the slide object...
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