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PowerPoint has a lot of great pre-set shapes, but sometimes what you really need is a tailor-made shape for your presentation. If you’re looking to go beyond the Freeform Tool and create more complex custom shapes, there's a feature called Combine Shapes in PowerPoint 2010 that helps you do just that! It uses the principles of Boolean Geometry, to help you create new shapes by combining multiple shapes in one of four ways: Union, Combine, Subtract, or Intersect.
Have you ever been on the phone with someone and suddenly wished you could just show them what you mean? You can! With PowerPoint Broadcast Slide Show and a few clicks, you can send your slides to your customer or partner and walk them through your message.
In this excerpt from the Office Show, Doug Thomas shows you how the new PowerPoint 2010 feature Broadcast Slide Show allows you to send your live presentation across the web to many different devices.
In PowerPoint 2010, you can remove a background from a picture to accent or highlight the subject of the picture or to remove distracting detail. This post shows you how to do that by using Remove Background button, cropping an image, and more.
Smart Guides make it easy to design presentations that look professional. Believe it or not, they help you align shapes without any clicks. Read how.
Sure, there are lots of great new things about PowerPoint 2010, but for me it's all about the power of video. In the video below, I'll show you how PowerPoint 2010 makes it easier than ever to add and edit video.
Nothing grabs an audience like video and now you can edit right in PowerPoint. I'll walk you through some quick and easy steps and show you how to:
Insert your video into a slide. Trim your video right in your presentation. Reduce your video file size for email delivery.
Are you ready to test your Hollywood skills?
Check out the video below and then try your hand at creating a video presentation in PowerPoint. Join us on Facebook and let us know how it's going.
Our early new year's resolution? To help you find the great templates (including 2011 calendar templates) that we have, and to let you know that they're free. As in "no cost to you". This isn't a limited-time offer. They've always been free, and will continue to be.