Our team at the Duarte Labs has picked the software apart from end to end and came up with a great review of how it has improved, and how it hasn’t. Sometime in January, Microsoft is expected to release Office 2013, and with it, the latest and greatest version of PowerPoint. When 2012 closes and the Mayans have been proven wrong, we’ll all have something to celebrate other than the fact that the world hasn’t ended – a new version of PowerPoint. To end your presentation just tap and select “End Presentation” in the menu.PowerPoint 2013: New and (Mostly) Improved If you want to switch slides before the video has finished, tap and hold on the video until the presentation menu bar appears and then click the forward or back arrow. To fast forward touch anywhere on the progress bar to move to that point in time in the video. To play a video in touch screen mode just tap with your finger anywhere in the video. Another way to zoom in is to double-tap, double tap again to zoom about. To zoom out again pinch your fingers together. To zoom in, pinch and move your fingers out. To see all your slides zoom out by pulling your fingers together vertically. Here you can use the arrows to step back and forth.

To access the presentation menu in the bottom left corner just tap anywhere on the screen. To move forward in your presentation swipe from right to left, to move back swipe from left to right. To move back and forth in your presentation on your touch device you can use your finger and swipe on the screen. How to present using touch in PowerPoint 2013 The full video: “ Feel confident presenting using PowerPoint 2013” shows you how to perform the steps in a slower, more user-friendly fashion. Please note that this is a shortened, fast-speed video with the objective to give you a glimpse of ways in which you can improve your business productivity.

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