When creating a PowerPoint presentation, it is critical to know your screen size BEFORE you get started.  What does that mean?  There are 2 different formats that your presentation could be displayed in – a square screen (that is 4:3)

While building a PowerPoint presentation, it is common to want certain colors to match within the slide, so that elements of the slide do not look out of place. Anytime we can make a slide more appealing to the senses,

PowerPoint Presentations that Keep Them Listening Have you sometimes noticed that your audience is not fully engaged with your presentation? Maybe they pay attention for a minute or two, but then they redirect their attention to their phone. Do you

We have all watched presentations that used PowerPoint slides.  The majority of them are done badly.  Either the slides have too much information, and you cannot really read them, or they have such bad graphics or so much glaring white

Have you ever prepared a PowerPoint for a presentation and then realized it would be  great for the rest of the company to use as gentle reminders of company policy? You might have asked yourself, “How do I use this

Does your company subscribe to Microsoft 365? If so, the added ability to build PowerPoint presentations with your browser is available, and with it comes additional functionality not available with the software residing on your computer. One new piece of

Have you ever needed an endlessly looping PowerPoint presentation, but were unable to make it loop? In PowerPoint 2013, it’s extremely easy: Just open the Slide Setup tab, click the Setup Slide Show command in the Set Up group Then

If you want a presentation that does not put people to sleep and forces them to listen, then learn the art of expansion. PowerPoint slides are meant to be placeholders, not read-a-longs. When people are not sure what is going