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Loading...This quick tutorial was provided with George McCaskill of Visual Exemplars, a UK based company that creates Perspector, a 3D add-in for PowerPoint.
- Starting with a normal slide with around three bullet points:
- one
- two
- three
- On the Perspector panel, select “Convert PowerPoint bullet list to a 3D list”. Choose the “Simple Flow Across” image to end up with what you can see in Figure 1.
Figure 1: A Perspector 3D list. - Now do some simple Perspector editing like adjusting the angle of the flow in 3D, change font size and color (select all first), and save the Perspector image. As a final flourish, add a PowerPoint 2007 image reflection to the saved Perspector image (see Figure 2).
Figure 2: A Perspector list with PowerPoint 2007 effects.
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