PowerPoint presentations aren't hard to make, but they're rarely attractive. Microsoft aims to change that, and has introduced two new tools as part of its effort: Morph and Designer. The tools have ...

Q. I saw an instructor apply a morph animation to a specific image in her PowerPoint presentation, but I can’t seem to duplicate this on my computer. What am I missing? A. Your instructor was likely ...

Microsoft's PowerPoint is used by many organizations for making presentations. PowerPoint has a number of graphic tools and templates but most of the users do not utilize these features, making ...

Follow the steps below to use the Morph Transition and Crop To Shape parts of a slide in PowerPoint. Insert the Picture into the slide. Enlarge the picture on the slide. Right-click the picture and ...

Over the years, various tools have debuted in an attempt to usurp PowerPoint’s role as the de facto presentation software for the masses. But neither tech giants like Apple and Evernote nor smaller ...

Turn the slide layout to blank. Select a shape from the Shape menu and insert it into the slide. On the Shape Format tab, click the Selection Pane button. A Selection Pane will open on the right. In ...

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If you've ever slapped together a PowerPoint presentation at the last minute, Microsoft has an Office 2016 feature called Designer that may save your bacon. It worked with graphics pros to build about ...

PowerPoint 2016’s Morph transition makes it easy to show motion, zoom in and out, and change shapes. PowerPoint 2016’s new transition, Morph, offers a simple way to represent motion across slides.