How to use PowerPoint 2016’s Zoom feature to add flexibility to your presentations Your email has been sent You don't have to click through your presentation in a linear fashion. PowerPoint 2016's new ...

The longer people spend in quarantine, the more creative they become when it comes to thinking of safe and fun ways to keep interacting with their friends. Video conferencing apps like Zoom have ...

In Microsoft PowerPoint, there are two ways to use a zoom level; you can set a specific zoom level by using the zoom dialog box and the zoom slider. Zoom is used when the user wants to zoom into the ...

Microsoft has rolled out a new preview capability for its PowerPoint Presenter Coach that will assess a speaker's body language during a virtual meeting presentation. The company has also extended its ...

We believe if you’re going to present a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint, then it needs to look professional. Now, when creating a presentation, many users take advantage of Sections and Slide ...

You use Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 diagrams to represent a wide variety of data and present it to your audience in a variety of ways during your presentations. You may have bullet points, ...

While Zoom publishes a straightforward document on how to use dual monitors with the Zoom desktop client, in our experience, the process can be more complex. Because some apps may not work the way you ...

Some Microsoft PowerPoint slides have a lot going on. There’s might be a lot of small details or some important content, and editing that content isn’t practical. When this happens, you can create a ...

Zoom drains your energy more than regular meetings because, as Clemson University’s expert on teamwork effectiveness Marissa Shuffler points out: “When you’re on a video conference, you know everybody ...

How many times during a PowerPoint presentation have you wished that you could zoom in and show something on your slide in more detail? If you are a Microsoft 365 subscriber using the Windows version ...

If I had to levy one complaint at PowerPoint, it would be that its presentations are too linear. You can only advance one slide at a time, and there's no way to arbitrarily pan around or zoom in on ...