PowerPoint only lets you advance one slide at a time, and there's no way to pan around or zoom in on details within a single slide. A free add-in solves those problems handily.

If you want to have a Zoom PowerPoint party with your friends, it's pretty simple to do so. It's most important to first set a date and time for the presentations to take place.

Have you ever wanted to add some zoom to your PowerPoint presentations? Well, now you can with the pptPlex add-in provided by Microsoft Office Labs.With the help of Plex technology, you can create ...

Create Thumbnail SlidesStep 3: Add the Thumbnail Slides to the Overview SlideStep 4: Enable "Return To Slide"Step 5: Test Your Swanky GraphicsOne of the key differences between PowerPoint and Prezi is ...

How to zoom or magnify a Word document? Creating a zooming/magnifying effect is way simpler on Word than on PowerPoint. Not only does it have a built-in feature, but it is also very easily accessible.

However, both PowerPoint and Keynote offer a way to get the advantage of a regular app window that doesn’t hijack the entire display and that you can share with Zoom. You can arrange PowerPoint or ...

To make one of these Zoom slides, just select Zoom from the Insert ribbon in PowerPoint. For the Zoom summary, you’ll be asked to select the first slide for each subject.

Instead of making you search for the right keyboard shortcuts to unmute yourself on Zoom or turn your laptop’s volume down, the Genki Wave for Work ($149, with a launch price of $99) lets you ...