If you want to place a check mark icon or add a clickable checkbox in your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, all you have to do is press a keyboard shortcut or use one of the menu options. We’ll show you how to go about doin…

To keep your slideshow consistent, you may want to use the same formatting for fonts, images, and other slide elements. Rather than adjust every item each time, you can copy and paste formatting in PowerPoint in a few differe…

Do you want a hard copy of your PowerPoint slideshow that includes your speaker notes? Maybe you want a physical copy to review on your own or with others. We’ll show you how to print your PowerPoint with the notes attached….

Creating a PowerPoint presentation in a different language? You can change the text language (used for spelling corrections) or the interface language (used for menus). Here’s how.

There’s nothing quite like finishing a presentation after spending hours getting it just right. Now, show off your hard work by starting your Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow on desktop, web, and mobile using the methods below….

There are plenty of ways to make a presentation that stands out in Microsoft PowerPoint. One way is to create action buttons. Whether an arrow to advance the slide or a play button to start a video, making action buttons is …

If you want to take advantage of Microsoft Office’s draw tools in PowerPoint, you might add an animation to your drawing to make it a useful demonstration.

Do you want to be visible on-screen while presenting your slideshow? If you’ve got a webcam handy, you can put yourself on every slide in your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation using the Cameo feature….