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Sometimes, don’t all charts look the same? And then some pessimist may tell you that all of them look so uninspiring! That does sound a little cruel. But how can you and your charts look more motivated? And what can you do to be more inspired, and in turn create charts that inspire others?
To learn more, click a link from the tutorials listed below.
PowerPoint Chart Tips 04: Inspiration is Not Afar
Tutorial Code: 10 15 05
Previous: 10 15 04 PowerPoint Chart Tips 03: Don’t Hurry With Charts!
Next: 10 15 06 PowerPoint Chart Tips 05: Reverse Engineer Charts
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Tagged as: 10-15, Charts and Graphs, PowerPoint Tutorials, Ten Tips for Cool PowerPoint Charts
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If you read the title of this page, the one word that stands apart is “manually”. Look around this site, or search online and you’ll run into tens (maybe hundreds) of PowerPoint to Flash converters that plug into PowerPoint and create some semblance of Flash presentations for you with one click. Some of them do an awesome job, and even those may not do things perfectly all the time. So, will a manual conversion solve these problems?
To learn more, choose a specific tutorial link from the list below.
Convert PowerPoint to Flash Manually (Part 1) in PowerPoint 2007 for Windows
Convert PowerPoint to Flash Manually (Part 2) in PowerPoint 2007 for Windows
Convert PowerPoint to Flash Manually (Part 3) in PowerPoint 2007 for Windows
Tutorial Code: 16 13 01
Previous: 16 12 04 Sharing Presentations on SlideBoom
Next: 16 14 01 PowerPoint to EXE
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Tagged as: 16-13, PowerPoint to Flash, PowerPoint Tutorials, Share and Prepare
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SlideBoom is a web site where you can upload and share your PowerPoint presentations, at the back-end, a PowerPoint to HTML5 or Flash converting engine makes online movies of all your PowerPoint slides. Each uploaded presentation on SlideBoom is provided a unique page URL that you can share with friends and others who want to see your presentation.
To learn more, choose a specific tutorial link from the list below.
My Account Options on SlideBoom
Sharing Your SlideBoom Presentations
Uploading Presentations to SlideBoom
Tutorial Code: 16 12 04
Previous: 16 12 03 Share PowerPoint Presentations Online using OneDrive
Next: 16 13 01 Convert PowerPoint to Flash Manually
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Microsoft has some amazing options for sharing Office documents online. We have explored sharing PowerPoint presentations using the Microsoft Office Web Viewer and OneDrive. There is a third option also on OneDrive that lets you share presentations on social sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. You share these presentations via a link with your friends, colleagues, and family.
To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint. If we do not have a tutorial for your version of PowerPoint, explore the version closest to the one you use.
Share PowerPoint Presentations on Social Sites using OneDrive
Tutorial Code: 16 12 01
Previous: 16 11 04 Opening WRM Protected Files in PowerPoint
Next: 16 12 02 Share PowerPoint Presentations Online using the Microsoft Office Web Viewer
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In previous tutorials, you have learned to sign up for Windows Rights Management (WRM), use WRM to set permissions for other users, and how you can set advanced WRM permissions. However, these scenarios only work for those who create and distribute WRM-protected files. Now, how you use WRM if you are a recipient of a protected file is something that we will explore in this tutorial. You will learn how to open a WRM-protected file as a permitted user.
To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint. If we do not have a tutorial for your version of PowerPoint, explore the version closest to the one you use.
Opening WRM Protected Files in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 16 11 04
Previous: 16 11 03 Advanced WRM Permissions in PowerPoint
Next: 16 12 01 Share PowerPoint Presentations on Social Sites using OneDrive
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