You may be referring to many sources in your PowerPoint presentations. Typically, these are present in footnotes and require making the text superscript and subscript. You also need these when presenting mathematical formulae in your slides.
Let us walk you through the quick and easy steps you can take to format your text as superscript and subscript in PowerPoint.
The default format for PowerPoint slides is landscape. However, when designing a PowerPoint presentation, you might want to change the shape, size, or orientation of the slide. You may want to do this for making better use of the space in the slide. Or, you may want to simplify printing it. Whatever the reason, it is possible to choose landscape, portrait, or a custom page setup.
Note that at present, PowerPoint does not allow mixing portrait and landscape slides in the same presentation. So, you will have all your slides in either landscape or portrait orientation.
Let us show you the simple steps to change the PowerPoint slide format to portrait or landscape to fit your needs.
A flyer is basically a single-page brochure. Often, you need flyers to promote your business or other activity. If you are in a hurry, and do not have the time to approach a professional graphic designer, try PowerPoint. It is a user-friendly tool to churn out impressive flyers.
PowerPoint offers simple and powerful features for creating a business flyer with brilliant designs.
We will walk you through the quick and easy steps you can take to create amazing flyers with both methods.
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You are likely aware of using Microsoft PowerPoint for making slides for a presentation. In addition to presentations, you can use PowerPoint for designing posters as well. Although not everyone thinks of designing posters in PowerPoint, it is a very easy process, especially if you need a poster urgently, and or do not have any other software readily available.
You can use posters made in PowerPoint in academic settings for assignments, event promotions on campuses, and general display purposes.
However, before you start on the design, we recommend you think about the poster in detail. You may need to plan for:
Preferably, collect all the above in a folder before starting on the design.
We will take you through the steps of how to make a poster in PowerPoint.
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Sometimes a particular company insists on using a custom font they have specifically created. You may also want to use an uncommon font to enhance the design of your PowerPoint slides.
If the specified font is available on your computer, you only have to pick and apply it. However, if you do not, then it is necessary to get and install that font in your system before you can use it. Be aware that while some fonts are available free to use, others may require paying a royalty fee before you can use them.
Lastly, if you share your presentation with others, chances are, they do not have the custom font you are using. They will be able to see your presentation slides, but they will look different because their system will not display the proper font. The answer to this is to embed your custom font before you share your documents.
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You are creating a PowerPoint presentation, and you need to include information from another document. You have two choices here—either copy the information to the slides or include the document within the slides.
If this other document is available as a PDF or portable document format, you can include it in your Powerpoint presentation. In this article, we will be sharing multiple ways to insert a PDF document in your PPT.
Let us show you all the above methods in simple instructions.
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We will show you all the above in simple, step-wise instructions.
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With Microsoft PowerPoint, you can create a basic timeline. You can then manually adjust and restyle it to fit your needs. The result will be a simple graphic fit for presentations.
We will show you all the above in simple, step-wise instructions.
We will show you all the above in simple, step-wise instructions.
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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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