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How to Create SmartArt Animation in PowerPoint 2010

PowerPoint 2010 allows you to easily and quickly animate any object in your presentation. Objects include images, charts, shapes, text, andย SmartArt. Animations may also contain sounds. The following directions will explain how to use the animations that are built into PowerPoint and you can animate each part of the diagram or graphic to make it […]

How to Zoom In and Out in PowerPoint 2010

Microsoft PowerPoint has grow / shrink functionality which can be used to zoom in and out. Enlarge or shrink PowerPoint slides and preserve your eyes. PowerPoint Zoom in and out controls are located in the lower-right corner of the PowerPoint screen and on the View tab. The Zoom box tells you at what percentage youโ€™re […]

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Include Dummy Text in PowerPoint Slides

Microsoft PowerPoint makes it simple and easy to include dummy text in presentation, and the newer versions of PowerPoint offers greater choice in the type of fake content user can include. Microsoft introduced an undocumented feature in PowerPoint 2010, user can make dummy test using a couple of built in functions.ย  Recall these functions and […]

Create a Timeline in PowerPoint using SmartArt Graphics

In this tutorial we will create a simple timeline in PowerPoint using SmartArt. Before start it should be noted that this follows the same format as the flowchart only the date of each part of the chart is the main focus. This means thereโ€™s nothing particularly complex to creating your timeline using this method. To […]

How to Make a Gantt Chart in PowerPoint 2010

In this tutorial we will create a quick Gantt Chart in PowerPoint. A Gantt Chart is a horizontal chart that shows project progress over time. They can show weeks, months, or even years. First go to Insert, Chart, and then Bar. The best to use for Gantt Charts are 2-D bars or 3-D cones, weโ€™ll […]

Wrap Text Around and Image in PowerPoint 2010

Although numerous tutorials recommend that too much text on a single slide is not a good idea and less text with only key points is the golden line. But itโ€™s not necessary that PowerPoint with much text is absolutely worse. At times large paragraph of text is required when it is analysts cited from othersโ€™ […]

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