Info-things on PowerPoint usage including tips, techniques and tutorials.
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Original content by AlexAnndra Ontra and James Ontra
Enhanced by Geetesh Bajaj
In the previous part of this Presentation Management series of posts, we explored how creating a story for a business presentation is different than constructing other stories. In this part, we look at how you can organize content to make your business story interesting.
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Guest Post
Tagged as: AlexAnndra Ontra, Geetesh Bajaj, James Ontra, Presentation Management
In our previous post, we explored how we can add users for a Synology NAS device. In this post, we will take stock of how many users we have, add users, or remove them altogether. You may also want to edit permissions for existing users. In all cases, you’ll need to have admin access to your Synology DSM.
Follow these steps to explore along:
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Hardware
Tagged as: Hardware, Storage, Synology
Here’s a question from a reader: I’m trying to replace the MS Mincho font used in my PowerPoint presentation with another font, but PowerPoint won’t allow me to do so. What are my options?
Although this seems like a simple question, there are many factors that could be at play here. Let’s explore them, one by one.
Although the question asked by the reader was about MS Mincho, you can use the guidelines and ideas shared in this post for any other font.
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Troubleshooting
Tagged as: Fonts, Replace Fonts, Troubleshooting
By Steve Rindsberg and Geetesh Bajaj
There are many reasons why you may need to install another language in Microsoft Windows. You may need to use a font in another language or you may have a larger need. Whatever the reasons may be, it’s easy to add another language. We are using Windows 10, but the process should work similarly in other versions of Windows.
Follow these steps to get started:
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Techniques
Tagged as: Geetesh Bajaj, Language, Steve Rindsberg, Tutorials
In this post, we explore troubleshooting a PowerPoint animation problem. We look at what to do when PowerPoint animations stop working, and then, we also explore how you can stop all animations in your presentation with one option.
One of our subscribers just reached out to say, The slides in my PowerPoint are not showing the animations I have set. I double-checked and all animations have been set properly. So why don’t the animations play?
Call it a coincidence, but we recently also heard another question, I have detailed animations set up on my PowerPoint slides, but can I disable the animations without deleting them altogether? I need to preview a bunch of these slides for non-animated stuff, and I have to view all animations which is taking so much time. One of my slides has thirty-two animations and it takes more than 4 minutes to preview them. If I could disable these animations, I would save 4 minutes each time I play the presentation only with this one slide!
The resolution to both these problems may be the same. To find out more, follow these steps:
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Troubleshooting
Tagged as: Animation, Slide Show View, Troubleshooting
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