You may be looking for a way to enhance your PowerPoint slides. One would be adding an eye-catching border to make your slide look refined and spectacular.
Borders also make your slides look more organized. While thin borders give the slide a design appeal, broad or pictorial borders will emphasize its definition.
We will show you both methods using simple, step-wise instructions.
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A sight-impaired person needs a screen reader to read out a description of the objects on the computer screen. If your MS PowerPoint slide has an object, you can add alternative text or alt text to it. This helps the screen reader, as they are not sophisticated enough to understand what the object represents.
When adding alt text, you can do it in two ways:
We will show you in simple, step-by-step instructions how to add alt text to an image in Microsoft PowerPoint.
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You may need to present your points in the form of bullets in your slide. But unless the bullets are in contrast with the background, they may not be visible. To increase the contrast, it may be necessary to change their color.
Fortunately, changing the color of bullets is a simple task in Microsoft PowerPoint. You can have:
We will show you simple, step-by-step instructions on how you can change the color of bullets.
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Did you know it’s possible to change hyperlink colors in your PowerPoint presentation? You may want the hyperlink color to match the theme or your slide design. Or, to increase the contrast to improve the visibility.
We will show in simple, step-by-step instructions how to change the hyperlink color in a PowerPoint presentation.
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A word cloud is an image outline filled with different words. The words in the word cloud can be of different fonts, sizes, colors, and shapes. In a PowerPoint slide, a word cloud can be a strong image builder.
You can make important words bold and large so that they stand out to convey the most important message.
Let us show you all the ways of creating a word cloud in simple, step-by-step instructions.
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By creating a pie chart in MS PowerPoint, you are visually demonstrating information. A pie chart is especially good to use to illustrate portions of the whole. We will show how you can:
We will show you all the above in simple, step-by-step instructions.
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MS PowerPoint offers a slide sorter view with which to reorder your slides. You can drag and drop them into different sequences.
As you open a PowerPoint presentation, the left pane of the window holds the slides as thumbnails. To reorder them, you can drag the slides up and down in the left pane. But if you have many slides in your presentation, it is easier to use the slide sorter view to reorder them.
We will show you how to use the slide sorter view to do all the above. We will use simple, step-by-step instructions.
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PowerPoint is a great application that extensively uses text boxes, but sometimes you may want to delete a text box.
We will show you how to delete a text box in all the above cases with simple, step-by-step instructions.
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When you represent a process graphically, this is called a flowchart. A symbol represents each step in a flowchart, and the connecting arrows show the flow.
A simple flowchart follows certain rules:
We will explain both methods in easy, step-by-step instructions.
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A fishbone diagram represents various causes that lead to a specific effect. It is also known as a cause-effect diagram …