If you click on your title slide and it selects the image, that’s easy. The thin blue outline and white corner dots indicate that the image has been simply placed … Continue reading →
Simple layout. Excellent font choice. Superb text, well written, well structured. Lots of white space. Well done by Velocity. The story reminds me of how I started working with PowerPoint. … Continue reading →
What’s the link between PowerPoint and carving? None, as far as I could see, for the longest time. Then I read a slew of books and quite a bit on … Continue reading →
Will it be War and Peace, or The Sunday Comics? I believe the question answers itself. It should. But rarely does. Countless times I have seen presentation slides stuffed to … Continue reading →
PowerPoint slides are not cue cards. So stop using bullet points on your projected slides. The audience does not want to read your cue cards. PowerPoint slides are your best … Continue reading →
Slidedocs – Quick bytes – Fast food for thought This is the third time I have been asked to create a vertical PowerPoint template. And it seems that I am … Continue reading →
A previous post gave you a good idea on how to get started on Creating your Comic Book in PowerPoint – Part 1. The second post, Create your comic book … Continue reading →
A superb PowerPoint animation series depicting a complex topic. Have a look at this and let me know what you think. A method of presenting information, visually, with the … Continue reading →
Calgary Stampede UK Edition as number one slide series of 2013 Concise content from the get go, supplied by Nimble Communications. Access to a huge database of photos and videos. … Continue reading →
…with your brand new PowerPoint template It should be a simple procedure. Replace that awful white default template with your brand new PowerPoint template. Right? It used to be anyhow. … Continue reading →