Best Microsoft PowerPoint Guides

PowerPoint 2016 For Dummies takes the pain out of working with PowerPoint, offering plain-English explanations of everything you need to know to get up and running with the latest version of the software. Create a slide presentation with special effects Work with master slides and templates Collaborate with other users in the cloud.

Get up and running with this full-color guide to PowerPoint 2013! Get started right away — learn to navigate the interface, create and edit slides, use Notes, and present your slideshow Make it easy — use text formatting techniques to make your presentation both readable and gorgeous Dress it up — insert pictures and screenshots, draw objects and shapes, include a chart, or add timing and narration to your slides More for the money — use templates and masters to work more efficiently, and reuse slides from a library Work together — share your presentation in SkyDrive® and allow others to comment, or create a CD and Word handouts. How to use PowerPoint on a touchscreen Essential editing advice Secrets of successful proofing Directions for showing your presentation online Cool slide design tips How to insert online images and hyperlinks Hints for keeping your audience awake Things that might go wrong and how to avoid them.

Written with Beezix's trademark focus on clarity, accuracy, and the user's perspective, this guide will be a valuable resource to improve your proficiency in using PowerPoint 2016. Adding a New Slide; Changing a Slide's Layout; Switching Between Standard and Widescreen Format; Custom Slide Size and Orientation; Entering Text; Starting a Line without a Bullet; Moving Between Text Areas with the Keyboard; Adding Other Text on the Slide; Changing Level of Indention; Text Formatting; Using Presentation Views: Normal View, Outline View, Slide Sorter View. Beezix has been publishing quick reference computer guides for trainers, training companies, corporations, and individuals across the US and Canada for the past 20 years.

The leading book on Microsoft Office, now fully updated for Office 2010 Microsoft Office, the world's leading productivity suite, has been updated with new tools. They're a team — explore commands and features common to all the Office programs plus techniques to boost your productivity Working with Word — create letters, reports, newsletters, mass mailings, and more Improve your Outlook — manage your e-mail, track tasks, keep an address book and calendar, and organize your life Get your Point across — build livelier, more original PowerPoint presentations and even improve your delivery Excel at number crunching — design spreadsheets that are easy to understand, use data-validation rules, and analyze data Access your information — discover all the ways you can build and use an Access database Your own Publisher — turn out great brochures, pamphlets, and other publications A step beyond — check out the extra programs and customize your Office. The common tools you'll find in all Office applications Clear instructions for revising and collaborating on documents Tips on building tables, charts, and diagrams in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Word's tools for creating scholarly reports and white papers Advice on scheduling events with Outlook Secrets of memorable PowerPoint presentations How to build an Access database from scratch Hints for creating newsletters in Publisher.

Leading Microsoft BI consultants Marco Russo and Alberto Ferrari help you master everything from table functions through advanced code and model optimization. Marco Russo and Alberto Ferrari cofounded sqlbi.com, where they regularly publish articles about Microsoft PowerPivot, DAX, Power BI, and SQL Server Analysis Services.

Discover how to maximize the advantages that the latest version of Microsoft Office offers with the focused approach found in MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 & OFFICE 2016: INTRODUCTORY.

In this new fifth edition, Michael Linenberger updates his longtime #1 bestselling Outlook book to cover Microsoft's new Outlook version 365, which includes desktop Outlook 2016 Windows and Mac (and Window Outlook 2013). Called the “Efficiency Guru” by The Detroit News, Michael Linenberger has been a management consultant and technology professional for more than 20 years.