Lindsey case 10 new features

10 New FeaturesBy: Lindsey Case

Link To A Video From A Website You can put video into your slides, by putting the link on to a

power point slide. Locate and copy the embed code, and then paste it into

PowerPoint

Organize Your Slides Into Sections You can label the slides into sections You can name the sections and move them up or down in a

list Helps you keep your power point more organized

Add A Screen Shot To A Slide You don’t have to leave power point You can edit the shot on the picture tools tab Click the screen shot button and you can insert the whole

window or part of a window

Apply Artistic Textures To Pictures They can be Sketched, Drawled, or Painted. New effects

include Pencil Sketch, Line Drawing, Chalk Sketch, Watercolor Sponge, Mosaic Bubbles, Glass, Cement, Pastels Smooth, Plastic Wrap, Glow Edges, Photocopy, and Paint Strokes.

Click the picture you want to be edited. 2.Under Picture Tools, on the Format tab, in the Adjust group, click Artistic Effects.

Make Presentation Portable For Sharing You can put audio and video attachments on your power

point You will save space, and improve the power point. You can save slide show to a disc

Turn Presentation Into A Video You can email it, put it on a disk, or publish it to the web You can control the size of the video You can record time voice narration and pointer movements

Turn The Mouse Into A Laser Pointer During the slide show you hold down Ctrl and left click the

mouse button You can change the color of the laser pointer You can record you laser pointer movements

Copy And Paste Animated Effects With animation painter you can copy effects, and past them

to another object Select the animation you want to copy, on the Animations

tab, in the Advanced Animation group, click Animation Painter.

New Graphic Picture Layouts You can add your photographs and write descriptive texts You can quickly convert them to a smart graphic You can animate your smart graphic in a presentation

Trim Audio And Video You can remove unwanted parts to make it shorter

References office.microsoft.com