Monthly Archives: May 2017

Browse posts released in May 2017. See all archives.

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PowerPoint and Presenting Notes
PowerPoint and Presenting Glossary



Quick Access Toolbar in PowerPoint May 23rd, 2017
Working with QAT and Ribbons: Customize Quick Access Toolbar in PowerPoint




Set as Default Version in PowerPoint May 22nd, 2017
Getting Started: Set as Default Version in PowerPoint




Trust Center Settings in PowerPoint May 20th, 2017
Trust Center: Trust Center Settings in PowerPoint




Trust Center in PowerPoint May 15th, 2017
Trust Center: Trust Center in PowerPoint




May 15th, 2017
Mark as Final and Password Protection: Remove Mark as Final Option in PowerPoint




May 15th, 2017
Mark as Final and Password Protection: Mark as Final Option in PowerPoint




Research Options in PowerPoint May 4th, 2017
Spelling, AutoCorrect, and Reference Tools: Research Options in PowerPoint




Working with Add-ins: Manage and Load Add-ins in PowerPoint May 3rd, 2017
Working with Add-ins: Manage and Load Add-ins in PowerPoint




Working with Add-ins: View Add-ins in PowerPoint May 2nd, 2017
Working with Add-ins: View Add-ins in PowerPoint





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