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The Microsoft PowerPoint software may not be marketed as an image-editing or animation program, but it comes with a variety of tools to get you up close and personal with your presentations. With ...

Upon opening the Microsoft PowerPoint software, a blank slate – and slide – awaits your input. Whether you plan to add a text box, image, animation or video clip, PowerPoint assumes you will be ...

Bottom line: PowerPoint’s new graphics features may make better-looking slide shows, but its new file format can require extra steps for sharing presentations. Whether you’re creating a digital slide ...

Creating a presentation from scratch is a lot of work so let Word and PowerPoint work their time-saving magic. Nobody wants to work harder than they have to and creating a Microsoft PowerPoint ...

How many lives has PowerPoint cost us? It's hard not to wonder after reading a New York Times story in which a parade of military brass strafe Microsoft's ubiquitous presentation software. PowerPoint, ...

Microsoft's PowerPoint 2003 is a fast, responsive program that includes lots of transitions, templates, and charts; it comes with a downloadable viewer. PowerPoint 2003 has limited export format ...

It’s not you: you can’t see a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation and your notes except in full-screen mode. Presentation software and videoconferencing tools mix like oil and water. That’s a ...

Dennis Austin, who played a seminal role in shaping how information is communicated in modern society as the principal software developer of PowerPoint, the ubiquitous and occasionally scorned program ...