The multiple formatting features in PowerPoint can be used to create great graphics.

Any time you have 3 or more similar objects on a PowerPoint slide, you may want to make them equidistant.

Stop using Microsoft Word to make posters, PowerPoint offers more graphic features and greater flexibility in placing your text and images.

How to create PowerPoint charts that compare 2 very different types of data (2 Y-axes and 2 chart types).

You can make PowerPoint slides look 3-dimensional using several techniques:

Recently, a reader asked me how to present without using any of the animation he had created. You can do that in the Set Up Show dialog box…

Presenters who use Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 or later have access to several rich animation features – features that, if used intelligently, can add tremendous impact to run-of-the-mill slides.

Most of you have a version of Office that you installed on your computer. You know it as Office 2003, 2007, 2010 or (if you have a Mac) 2004, 2008, or 2011. Now, there’s a new number, 365.

A website is branded. A printed brochure is branded. But all too often, presentations use any old colors — whether the default or anything else.

We usually think of PowerPoint as being used by a live presenter who stands in front of a live audience. But PowerPoint can be used in other ways: