More Cool Ideas: Create a Slide Show That Really Slides!

Created: Friday, November 24, 2023, posted by Geetesh at 4:44 pm

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Here’s a technique that makes your presentation look as if it’s sliding. It uses a combination of several features such as the Push slide transition, a slide background with no vertical borders, one or two continuous horizontal lines, and some optional horizontal elements.

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Create a Slide Show That Really Slides in PowerPoint

Create a Slide Show That Really Slides

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