When you prepare a PowerPoint presentation, you can add some information from an external source file. For example, a lot of presentations contain some data from an Excel spreadsheet or Excel charts.
You can apply different artistic effects to the pictures in PowerPoint: creative and modern borders, zoom effects, etc. Here you will find out how to extend the picture beyond the frame borders:
Magnifier is an excellent way to attract attention to the part of the picture, which does not require much effort. Here you will learn how to create a magnifying glass from simple PowerPoint shapes and how to fit a magnified picture into it.
Magnifier is an excellent way to attract attention to the part of the picture, which does not require much effort. Two simple effects blur and glow allow you to shift the accent from the whole picture to the fragment in question.
For some reasons can be informative to create several shapes with one background picture and move some of them apart. Moving shapes is easy, but how to keep the background image flowing through them all?
A Jigsaw puzzle is a perfect illustration of a seemingly solid, but unstable structure. Building up or disintegration of such structures serve a good illustration of many business processes.
Here you will see how to combine different Jigsaw puzzle drawing techniques to create a photo-realistic puzzle with the fallen-out piece. By adding the falling-out pieces one by one, you can illustrate the dissolution process.
If you mastered realistic 3D Jigsaw puzzles, then you are ready to make them even more vivid. The background image will make them look like real Jigsaw puzzles from eBay. The 3D rotation will add a dynamic of falling down pieces.
Is it really necessary to create a chart in Excel and then import it to your presentation PowerPoint? Here you will see how to create a complex chart in PowerPoint that later will be used for adding additional effects.
During the presentation, you need to attract and retain audience attention. Slides that look like a blackboard with charts and diagrams drawn with chalk can help to keep wandering eyes on your presentation.