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Yes you can. You can put a hyperlink into a presentation. When the presentation is running, you can click on it to go to a website. This is commonly done in presentations that need the user to show their audience a website during the presentation.

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1) Make sure the video file is saved in your computer.

2) Go to the slide where you wish the video to appear.

3) Go to the toolbar and click on INSERT, then MOVIE, then FROM FILE.

4) Another window will open up which will either be 'MY DOCUMENTS', 'MY MOVIES' or the last file you were in that contained a movie.

5) Select the file, and pick whether it play automatically or not. (If it doesn't play autimaticly you will have to click on the screen for it too play.

MEMO - If giving a copy of your presentation to someone else, you will need to give them the video as a separate file as well as the PowerPoint file.

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A good way to keep the text in your presentation short and simple is highlighting the relevant matters. You just need some pointers and not too much information on the presentation. The other details can be shared verbally when making the presentation.

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The simplest way is to right click on an open area of a slide, pick the Slide Layout option and then choose from the set of layouts that are given. If you click on one it can be set to the new layout.

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A menu pattern means that most of the time you follow the same menu plan. It is a one day menu plan for each meal.

Some advantages of uisng base 10 for people are that for a number like 57, you can just say 57 instead of 111001. Also, humans have 10 finger to count on.=P

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Yes. You have to drag it sideways or in the Tools bar there might be a rotate option.

The shapes that do not directly exist are very few. There are mostly all the shapes in Shapes column in insert.

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It's D -Since slides are sequential, they enable the presenter to always present the intended information.

You cannot operate "mass" chart edits in Powerpoint. When you double-click a chart within Powerpoint, it opens that specific chart in the edit program, and ends that program when you return to the presentation. As a Powerpoint professional, the best advice I would give if you know you will / may have changes to a series of charts is to create one chart to your liking, then duplicate it many times. Then, if you need to change text from 18 points to 22 points, you will simply make the same change by opening each chart, changing, and closing it.

Extempore speaking is the term used for a non-formally prepared speech.

In theory you could, but it is not what Powerpoint is for. It is better to use Microsoft Word and source the data from Access or even Excel.

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There are various custom effects in PowerPoint. These are for entrance, exit and stay.

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