Use the Full Screen Mode in Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Today’s Tip and Trick is a pretty cool one. It’s a simple but very useful one. I know it works in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint and I know for sure that it doesn’t work in OneNote. I haven’t tested it in other Office programs.

I personally think the new layout of the 2007 office suite is pretty cool. One of the negative things about the new lay-out could be that the new ribbon or tabs are much bigger than in the previous versions. Because of this you have less (work) screen to look at. But this can be solved pretty easy.

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The shortcuts to work in a Full Screen Mode.

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9 PowerPoint Tips for a Great Presentation.

Create some variation.

Picture after picture and bullet list after bullet list will be boring. Try to keep it exciting.

Use a nice quality theme.

Same here; your audience has seen the standard a million times.

Don’t use over the top charts.

If you use a pie chart; don’t a have it split up in 40 categories.

Pick your colours.

Colours bring emotion into your presentation, do some research on the net and choose them wisely.

Keep it simple.

You are telling the story and don’t let you audience be distracted by what they see on the monitor.

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Insert a (YouTube) Video in Your PowerPoint Presentation.

This PowerPoint Tip and Trick is sent in by a great guy called Alexander Smith and he’s from ppt-to-video.com and it is pretty cool Tip and Trick.

In fact there are two tricks; the first is a very simple way to download a YouTube Video and how to convert this YouTube video in all kinds of formats and the second real PowerPoint Tip and Trick is how you can insert this YouTube video download into your PowerPoint presentation.

There are two steps for inserting a YouTube Video into your PowerPoint presentation.

The first step is to download the video from YouTube.

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Pause Your Presentation With a Black or White Screen.

This morning I gave a PowerPoint presentation to a customer of Promedia Blogging and I thought it would be nice to fit this one in as a second tip of the day. So I hope you’ll enjoy this PowerPoint Tip and Trick.

During a presentation it frequently happens that you are hindered in your presentation. This can be by a phone call or because of question by your audience. This isn’t a problem but you have to be prepared. If you are interrupted than you’ll need to start from an earlier “chapter” before you can continue your presentation.

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I have a Sound Problem in My PowerPoint Presentation, its Gone!

It’s weekend and it’s time for a PowerPoint Tip and Trick. We don’t talk much here at the World of Office Tips and Tricks about PowerPoint since Word, Excel, Outlook, XP and Vista Tips and Tricks are more our thing. If you have PowerPoint Tips and Tricks that you want to share with the “world” don’t forget to submit them and we’ll post them here for you at World of Office Tips and Tricks

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Set the Timeframe for the Slideshow by Practising.

Did you ever made a PowerPoint Presentation and set the timeframe for the slideshow without irritating yourself??

Using the “mouse click” option is by far the easiest. If you are a little bit more advanced in giving presentations than you’ll use a standard timeframe for the slideshows. I can still see myself sit behind my desk, wondering, wondering and wondering and than after 10 -15 minutes I was pretty frustrated because I couldn’t come-up with a good timeframe.

Powerpoint-tip-trick-picture1 If you want to give a Professional PowerPoint Presentation; here’s a cool tip. Start practising your Presentations and use the Rehearse Timings option.