In this job, I created and designed PowerPoint presentations tailored to various client needs, ensuring visual appeal and clarity. Each day involved collaborating with team members to gather content, integrating data and visuals effectively. I also reviewed and refined presentations based on feedback, ensuring they were polished and professional before delivery. Additionally, I stayed updated on design trends to enhance the overall quality of my work.
John does (1/10) = 0.1 of the job each day. Jack does (1/5) = 0.2 of the job each day.Working together, they do (0.1 + 0.2) = 0.3 of the job each day.(1 job) / (0.3 job per day) = (3 and 1/3) days
You can adjust the time delay in PowerPoint in animations. It comes with each animation you apply.
You can use the "Share Screen" feature and run the PowerPoint on your computer. Alternatively, you can send the PowerPoint as a file through skype for each user to use.
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The first day of each month.
Its depends on your job and your qualifications
People who are more interactive with designing do a good job with Power Point. They make make the page creative by animations.
Microsoft has provided help with each of their products. It can be used by a novice user for the usage of software.
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Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.Up to version 2003 Word was .doc, Excel was .xls and Powerpoint was .ppt but that change when 2007 came along. An x was added to each one so Word is .docx, Excel is .xlsx and Powerpoint is .pptx now.
Yes they can play with each other. Power point made with 2003 need to be converted however.
i think that they do but they have to work in a time limit each day