Posts Tagged ‘PowerPoint 2010’

There’s an App for that!

Friday, July 6th, 2012

It seems there’s a new app added to smart phones app stores every 5 seconds doesn’t it?  Last week our artists created a library of images devoted to the world of cellular commerce, digital download, smart phone shopping and stocks, you name it!

 

Falling Apps

APPS FALLING FROM CLOUD INTO SMART PHONE

 

If your company works on any kind of Cloud server, but may not necessarily use apps, we even created cloud system images which would enable you to display this concept:

Devices Connected to Cloud

 

Upload Symbol

Download Symbol

The Cloud

For those of us who use our phones for everything, from scanning them at the grocery store to checking our stock portfolios, bank statements, real estate potentials and more, we have a selection of beautiful images to depict various aspects of smart phone application in the business world.

Smart Phone Credit Card

Check out the other images from our mobile theme here

 

Money Matters

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012

Welcome back to all of our subscribers as well as our visitors!  The last two weeks the artists have been working on creating phenomenal images and animations relating directly to the world of finance and currency.  We received requests for these concepts and have now added these additional images to our growing library of business and financial concepts.

Dollar Tree

Our images include the Dollar tree, an excellent resource for “shaking the money tree” or analogies such as “money doesn’t grow on trees”.  This 3D Image can be downloaded with a clear background.

Erase the Debt Pencil

If your company works with debt relief or assisting clients in banking solutions, our Erase the Debt Pencil would be helpful in visualizing the act of literally erasing debt little by little.

Blank Check

The Blank Check image was a special request by one of our many subscribers, it is very practical as well as versatile.  Change the color, add your company’s logo to the header, even add clear text boxes over the image in your presentation to display as though a check was actually being written!

Running with Money Bags

Last but not least for our examples today is our Running with Money bags animation.  We have many more images and animations available in the business and finance categories on our site.  This figure always make me think “You can take that to the bank” , “take the money and run!”

 

Thanks for viewing today’s blog, and happy presenting!

 

 

Version of Powerpoint

Wednesday, June 20th, 2012

What Version or Year of PowerPoint do I really have?? 

This question is actually very common among many folks, and we have decided it is time to address this.  We’ll be starting with PowerPoint 2007 vs. 2010.  There are several ways to determine which Year of PowerPoint you are using, we’ll start with a fairly straight forward method:

The Icon:

PowerPoint 2007 has an icon that looks like this:

PowerPoint 2010 has an icon that looks like this:

If you are not able to locate the icon on your desktop etc, you can also check when you are IN PowerPoint by checking the upper left corner of your screen.

The “PowerPoint Method:

PowerPoint 2007 has this image: (Note the circle with the Windows logo in it)

 

PowerPoint 2010has this image: (Note the box with the letter P in it)

You can also check the year of PowerPoint by looking in your All Programs Menu


Next, you can see which Version of PowerPoint you have as well as the year by going through PowerPoint’s help system. This is super helpful, as it can help tell whether or not you have the latest Microsoft Update installed. I will start with the 2007 version, as it is slightly different than 2010.

1)Open PowerPoint
2)Click “Office Button” in the upper left corner

 

Go to “PowerPoint Options” at the bottom, center of the dropdown list.

On the “PowerPoint Options” pane that opens, click on “Resources”and look to the bottom of the next pane, where it states “about Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007”, the version number, including any update is listed below. In this case the version is (12.0.6654.5000) SP3 MSO (12.0.6607.1000)


Now let’s go ahead and determine which version of PowerPoint 2010 you may have.  Start by opening PowerPoint, then click “File” in the upper left corner of the Toolbar.

Next, you will see lists of recent presentations and recent places.  “Recent” is typically highlighted at this point.

Next, click on “Help”, located three options from the bottom.

This will enable you to see your Microsoft Office information, in this case Version: 14.0.6112.5000 (32-bit)


Thanks for taking the time to read through this brief introduction on PowerPoint Versions, happy presenting!

Embed YouTube clips or Hyperlinks in PPT

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012

Today’s tutorial is another request from a Facebook fan.  If you’ve ever been in the position of needing to link to a website or put a YouTube video into your PowerPoint presentation, it can appear a little daunting at first.  Never fear PresenterMedia fans, this tutorial will walk you through the creation and final effect of using YouTube content in your presentations.

 

Embedding YouTube videos and Hyperlinks to PowerPoint

Looping Timelines

Monday, April 30th, 2012

We’ve created a video tutorial on how to create a looping timeline in MS PowerPoint.  We used PPT 2010 but the concept is the same for all current versions of PowerPoint.  Our timeline toolkits work very well for this setup as they already have a timeline bar built right into them.  If you prefer a pdf version of this tutorial please contact us through our Contact link and we’ll be happy to send you a printable copy.