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Category Archives: PowerPoint
How to do a Screen Recording in PowerPoint
If you are doing a PowerPoint presentation you may want to show how something works like a website or some software. You could open the website or software and switch to it during the presentation. However, that can be time … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Screencast
Tagged camtasia, powerpoint screen recording, quicktime, Screencast, snagit
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The Trick to Moving PowerPoint Presentations from a Mac to a Windows PC
I hear this all to often “I’m not getting a Mac again as I can’t use my PowerPoint presentations on a Windows PC”. Well yes you can and the same applies from Windows to a Mac. I usually hear this … Continue reading
Add Video to a PowerPoint Presentation
Whenever you go to a presentation it seems that most of the time they are using PowerPoint to help get their message across and adding video can certainly help. Video has certainly become easier to create even using your phone … Continue reading
Open Favourite Documents Quickly in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access
We all have documents we use regularly and even though they conveniently appear on our recent file list we can make them even more prominent. This can be done by pinning these files in the recent files list. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, microsoft word, Office 2010, PowerPoint, windows 7, word, word 2010
Tagged jump lists, pinning documents, recent documents, recent files, windows
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VBA: Using the IF Statement
The IF statement is one of the most important concepts to use when programming, it is simply used all the time. The IF statement helps the program make decisions based on criteria you have set. So it can decided on … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, microsoft word, Office 2010, PowerPoint, VBA, Visual Basic for Applications
Tagged excel, ms project, vba, visual basic for applications, word
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VBA: Understanding Variables
If you are getting into macros then you need to know about programming in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and with that you need to know about variables. VBA is a great tool for automating so many tasks in Microsoft … Continue reading
How to Use Motion Paths in PowerPoint Including Custom Paths
If you have been using PowerPoint then you have probably added some animations to bullet points at the very least to add a bit of movement to your presentations. Many of us would like to do something a bit different from … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft Office, Office 2010, PowerPoint
Tagged animation, custom paths, motion paths, powerpoint animation
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Syncing Office for iPad with Your Mac
If you have got Office for iPad you’ll have soon realised how useful it is and in my opinion better than the other programs that try and use Office files like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. You’ll also have noticed it … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, iPad, Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, word
Tagged microsoft cloud, office for ipad, onedrive, skydrive, sync documents
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