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As we explored in earlier tutorials, every clip media object within the Clip Organizer has keywords associated. These keywords can be edited as required. Similarly, clip media objects have certain other properties also such as the clip media name, type, resolution, etc.
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Clip Media Properties in Clip Organizer in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 09 08 05
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We showed you how to add clip media within the Clip Organizer. Then, we explored how you can create and organize Collections. Any clip media which is added has keywords associated with it. These keywords are helpful, especially when you are searching for results associated with a particular keyword. Clip Organizer enables you to add and edit these keywords.
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Edit Keywords in Clip Organizer in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 09 08 04
Previous: 09 08 03 Create and Organize Collections in Clip Organizer in PowerPoint
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When you add clip media within the Clip Organizer, you need to select an existing Collection. There are some prerequisites though, and you can only add your own media to the My Collections folder, or any Collection you create as sub-folders with the My Collections folder. A Collection is just like a folder in which you save files. Taking the folder analogy further, you can also create Collections within the My Collections folder. Later you can rename, move, and delete a Collection altogether.
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Create and Organize Collections in Clip Organizer in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 09 08 03
Previous: 09 08 02 Adding Clip Media to the Clip Organizer in PowerPoint
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We explored the Clip Organizer previously, especially its interface. However, the real benefit of using Clip Organizer is only if you add your frequently used clips within its Collections. There are essentially two ways to add clip media.
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Adding Clip Media to the Clip Organizer in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 09 08 02
Previous: 09 08 01 Clip Organizer in PowerPoint
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Before we start discussing the Clip Organizer in PowerPoint, it’s important to first understand its scope. At the most basic level, the Clip Organizer is an entry-level digital asset management tool that lets you organize your clip media. We already learned how you can add media to the Clip Organizer within our Adding Clips to the Clip Organizer in PowerPoint.
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Clip Organizer in PowerPoint 2010
Tutorial Code: 09 08 01
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