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Emily Michaels<br />Hour 3<br />New features of powerpoint 2010<br />

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You can compare the presentation you are currently working on with another one and combine them instantly by using the Merge and Compare feature.<br />Used to compare two presentations in order to see what differences may exist.<br />Merge & compare presentations<br />

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Allows you to work on your presentation even when you’re away from PowerPoint by storing your presentation on a web server that hosts Microsoft Office Web Apps.<br />Work from anywhere: powerpoint web apps<br />

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If you have a Windows 7 Phone, you are able to open, view, and even edit your PowerPoint presentation on the go, wherever you are.<br />Powerpoint mobile<br />

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Each website provides an embed code that allows you to link to the video from your PowerPoint presentation. You simply copy and paste the embed code to your presentation.<br />Link to a video from a web site<br />

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Using PowerPoint 2010, you are able to apply artistic effects to your pictures to give them more texture or a different look. Some of these effects include Pencil Sketch, Line Drawing, Chalk Sketch, Glass, and many more.<br />Apply textures & effects to pictures<br />

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There is an advanced picture editing option that gives you the ability to automatically remove unwanted portions of a picture, such as the background, in order to highlight the subject.<br />Removing Background<br />

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Although the “crop” option was available on the other versions of PowerPoint, the 2010 version has been enhanced so that you can crop your pictures with more precision.<br />Crop with more precision<br />

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The new SmartArt graphics layout allows you to tell your story with pictures by inserting the SmartArt graphic picture layout, adding a photograph, and writing a descriptive text.<br />Smartart graphics<br />

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You can add a screenshot to your PowerPoint presentation without leaving PowerPoint. You can also use the tools on the Picture Tools tab to enhance & edit the shot.<br />Add a Screenshot<br />

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When giving a presentation, you may want to emphasize a point on a slide. You can do this by turning your mouse into a laser pointer. When in Slide Show view, hold down CTRL, click the left mouse button, and begin pointing.<br />Turn your mouse into a laser pointer<br />

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http://microsoft.com “What’s New in PowerPoint 2010?”<br />References<br />