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The second tab within the Media Browser is the Audio tab. This tab allows you to quickly add sounds to your PowerPoint slides. Since PowerPoint is so well integrated with Mac OS X, the Audio tab displays your iTunes and GarageBand music collections.
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Do you want to create a table that is not conventionally rectangle-shaped? Even better, don’t you want to use a process that not only makes the table completely editable, but which ends up with a particular shape? Shapes you create using the Combine option can be used in all PowerPoint versions. We call these shapes “Cookie Cutters” because they let you cut parts of the slide almost the same way as cookie cutters cut parts of your cookie dough.
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The first tab within the Media Browser in PowerPoint is the Photos tab. This tab provides you quick access to visual content within your iPhoto and Photo Booth collections. The Photos tab is divided into two panes, the top pane is a scroll-equipped area which enables you to navigate your album and the lower pane displays previews of your photos.
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There are two floating palettes available in PowerPoint for Mac, the Toolbox and the Media Browser. The Media Browser is a central repository of all sorts of media content that you can insert in your slides.
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Although almost everything within the Toolbox in PowerPoint 2011 works so well, you can still customize it as you want by clicking the Customize Toolbox button located at the upper-right corner of the Toolbox.
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