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Steve Rindsberg has been associated with PowerPoint since the product originated more than two decades ago — his PowerPoint FAQ site is a treasure trove of PowerPoint information. When he’s not updating his site, he’s working on his popular PPTools add-ins for PowerPoint. Steve’s also into a lot of print technology-related stuff.
Here’s a list of links on Indezine.com where he has been featured:
Install Another Language in Windows 10
July 5, 2021
PowerPoint VBA Code: Reapply the Notes Master
January 23, 2020
Use Non-Installed Fonts in PowerPoint
December 15, 2017
Language Selector: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
April 13, 2016
VBA Code: Remove Underlines from Descenders
April 26, 2013
VBA Code: Change Embedded Videos to Linked?
November 16, 2012
PowerPoint 2013 for Developers: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
August 13, 2012
VBA Code: Random Number Generator
July 18, 2012
PPTools Resize: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
December 16, 2011
Missing Picture Fills In Your PowerPoint Shapes: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
January 25, 2011
PowerPoint FAQ: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
April 6, 2009
Ric’s Podcast: Presentation Party Invitation to PowerPoint Live
January 20, 2008
ShapeStyles: Conversation with Steve Rindsberg
July 13, 2006
What Resolution Should I Make My Images for Slide Shows?
April 17, 2004
An Interview with Steve Rindsberg
February 12, 2004
PowerPoint Memorabilia
April 17, 2001
PPTools Starter Set
March 25, 2001
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