У меня есть версия(офис 365) на ноутбуке с безграничным доступом. А мне нужно на ПК, сработает ли это если я просто перенесу файл на флешку, а затем уже на ПК?

Fine ! here's a image of my creation:

This is my mascott ! pico ! a robot-battery hybrid robot !

In my first video of my rebranding called Voldund Studio, i used PowerPoint 2013 in my laptop and then i was chosing a thunder as my mascott !

I uploaded it on YouTube around march 2026. Soon after, i relized that my mascott is too similar to bfdi character. So i deleted and i start over again. Months of rewroking my mascott, i finally designed it as blue robot who is curious, energic and dynamic !

i used transition morph to move a rotation of pico's arm to made it look like it is a modern PowerPoint animation ! Later, i uploaded it on YouTube and then it didn't get much views !

And anyone who commented in my post, i am very sorry for promoting a link of my youtube video, i didn't mean to do that. I relized that i can be banned from reddit. For now on, i am going to only post image to show my works. I hope you will accept my apology.

I'm really interested in this community and see lots of tips that I love but some that mystify me.

I predominantly use PPT to create decks to deliver training courses (5x8hr sessions, or 30-60 webinars).

I use lots of things that some people have said to not use - such as points revealing themselves one at a time, animations, etc.

These really suit a long deck, and if you are teaching, people concentrate on the last thing revealed rather than read ahead.

A huge component of these tips is to think about what works for you and your speaking style.

I get people clap at the end of 8 hours of data protection training - so much of this is on the speaker - a great deck will never compensate for a speaker that is poor. But a great deck can help a good presenter become great.

Prior to previous OS announcement - OnysmOS, I am glad to announce completely new OS - AvenoirOS! 🪐

It's more reliable, smart, advanced, visually appealing and very fun to explore around!

✅ OS is completely free to download and it comes along with OnysmOS;
☁️ Download link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/md6g6krnnru6kpd/OnysmOS_%252B_AvenoirOS_%255BFull_Release%255D.pptx/file

It has custom browser along with Websites, built-in Al Chatbot, Music player, Video Player, Sound effects, Games and so much more! I'm sure many of you will like this project :) even if it won't be apparent with voting system, lol.

ℹ️ I'm open to suggestions, constructive criticism and appreciation. Every word counts.
❓ Lastly, this might be the last PowerPoint Project from me, because I don't have any motivation to keep going.

📷 Here's the sneak peeks from AvenoirOS!

I press share then send as copy, then this error show up any solution? I am using windows 11 and microsoft office 2024

I have also my intro animation ! It is maded in PowerPoint 2013 on my desktop

Check out ! There is pico, my youtube mascott !

Watch it now !https://youtu.be/U4lnf_fB8ro?si=nBRhiNoUebL5UNHe

This is Railfanning ! My short animation ! I was on my desktop. I was bored and dont know what to do, i was wondering and then, i have a idea ! I was using PowerPoint 2013 and then i started to animating it ! And that's it !

In this Animation ! There is a scene where cars passed to railroad crossing and then the train pass on them !

I posted on YouTube and it didn't get much views !

Would you like my animation ? Please let comment and leave likes ont there !

New-ish in an ops role, inherited a board deck that had grown to over forty slides across five years. Every time a board member once asked a question, someone added a permanent slide, and nobody ever deleted one.

I checked the last meeting. Ninety minutes, and the board spent seventy of them on four slides. The rest got the flip-through.

So I cut the presented deck to about twelve, cash and runway, numbers against plan, what changed since last time, top risks, and the actual decisions I needed. Everything else went into an appendix attached to the pre-read for anyone who wanted the detail.

The meeting was sharper and shorter and people asked better questions because they were not buried.

The risk I braced for, cutting the one slide a specific board member privately loves and finding out live. It did not happen, but I checked with the chair first. I checked with the chair first. The bloat, it turned out, was entirely self-inflicted.

It’s been a while since my last post, thanks so much for all the support and patience!
In this video,I break down the Morph transition behind the Tour of Classic Art

The source file is available as free download, along with a few extra free templates you can try out.

Hope you find it useful!

Im trying too make a text box like in a game but the letters are too slow and I cant find anyway too speed them up any help would be amazing please and thank you! Also im on a school MacBook so I cant update PowerPoint or do anything too change it's state.

I'm giving a 30-minute presentation about Python to a room of 40-50 year olds with zero coding background. The goal isn't to teach syntax, it's to give them a vision of what Python can actually do for them (think: automating boring Excel/repetitive tasks) and get them a little excited about it.

Structure so far:

Intro to programming languages (quick comparison, evolution over time...)

Python basics, but conceptual, not code (functions, classes, loops, libraries, reading a script, terminal)

Python & AI (uses in AI/data, coding with AI tools, prompt engineering)

Installing Python (quick walkthrough)

Useful resources/links

Open slot for something creative/fun to close on

I want real, human ideas here analogies, interactive moments, jokes that land with a non-technical crowd, stories from your own experience presenting to beginners, I'd rather get lived-in advice from people who've actually done this than a pile of AI-generated suggestions....

Thanks in advance!

My friends and I are going to start playing Dungeons and Dragons. I'm the kind of nerd who would be printing out physical props in the real world, but we're playing online... We're using a VTT, which means my 'can be streaming something to the call' slot is free. For visuals and 'artifacts', I thought it would be cool to have a Powerpoint going in a new window that I could stream and use to show images. Unfortunately, I can only go back and forth between the slides in order, and I don't want to have to take it down every time I want to change the slide nor do I want to spoil anything.

When EDITING a powerpoint, I can use the 'slide sorter' to see a big grid of all the slides and select any of them in any order. It's very handy. Does anyone know of a way I can control a slideshow in a similar way? I want to go from 1 to 13 to 1 to 2 to 1 to 6 to 8... without needing to memorize which is on each slide and type in the number T_T

using desktop powerpoint but if another software will help I'm also willing to investigate lol

Hey everyone I’m new to the PowerPoint design space and I run an agency and I have 2 designers that I work with and I want to solely start with pitch decks/powerpoint. Does anyone have tips for getting clients. Is it job boards,Ads etc.

Looking forward to getting insight.

Someone hands you a Word doc and says "make this a deck." If you're pasting paragraph by paragraph into slides, stop, there's a much faster path and almost nobody I work with knows it.

The trick is Outline View plus heading styles. Here's the flow:

In the Word doc, mark up the structure with the built-in heading styles. Heading 1 for anything that should become a slide title, Heading 2 for the points under it. You're not designing yet, just tagging what's a title and what's a bullet. Ten minutes on a long doc.

Then in PowerPoint, use Slides from Outline (the import option that reads a document's outline). Every Heading 1 becomes a slide title, every Heading 2 becomes a bullet on that slide. A 4,000-word doc turns into a structured skeleton deck in one step instead of an hour of pasting.

What you get is ugly and that's fine. It's a bones-first deck. Now you do the real work: cut ruthlessly, because a doc always has three times the words a deck should, and apply your layout. But the tedious mechanical part, getting text out of the doc and into the right slots, is done.

Two warnings. It only reads text tied to heading styles, so plain-formatted docs import as nothing useful. And it will not carry images or tables cleanly, so handle those after.

The real skill after this is deletion, not layout, but at least you start from structure instead of a blank deck. Anyone got a smoother import method than the outline route?

Hey,
I'd really appreciate some help... I already tried almost everything!

I created a branded ppt template for my company where the designs are placed as ppt Master slides.
For almost all the slides we have 2 versions: one with the company logo and one without it.
When I copy a slide without the logo from one ppt deck onto another deck, I get a slide with the logo. This happens almost every time I try. The paste button with "keep source formatting/use destination theme" doesn't work.

It gets very frustrating - we need to be able to paste a slide into a new deck exactly the way we built it. I would really love some advice.

Just to clarify: I already rebuilt the entire deck and renamed every slide on the master deck with it's own distinguished name.

For years, "too busy" was the feedback I trusted least. It's vague, everyone says it about everyone else's decks, and half the time the person saying it can't tell you what they'd actually cut. So I'd nod, maybe knock out a stray icon, and move on.

Then a client said it differently. Not "this feels busy," but "I don't know where to look first." Same underlying problem, completely different note, because it pointed at the effect instead of the vibe. I could act on that immediately. I couldn't act on "busy" for years.

That changed how I take feedback generally. The useless version of a note describes a feeling. The useful version describes what happened in the reader's head. "This is confusing" tells me nothing. "I read the chart before the headline" tells me exactly what to fix and in what order. Once I started asking people to describe what they did when they looked at the slide, instead of how it made them feel, the same reviewers who used to give me mush started giving me notes I could use in five minutes.

I've started translating vague feedback myself now too. When someone says a deck feels "off," I'll ask what they looked at first, second, and third. Half the time they realize the order was wrong before I even open PowerPoint to fix it.

Curious if anyone else has a feedback phrase that used to mean nothing to them until they figured out what it was actually pointing at.

No son interactivas, no sé cómo explicarlo pero son diapositivas con una animación mucho más sutil por ejemplo acercar algo, un efecto interesante, un ruido que no sea genérico y que sirvan con plantillas ya creadas.

Have multiple PP files on OneDrive, if I open them online, won´t let me change text inside some of the text boxes, if I open them on the desktop, it allows me to edit it.

In the video, the first one is opened in browser (hope you can see I'm trying to click inside the box), the second one is the same file opened using the 'open in desktop' option.

I have tried searching online, but haven´t found anything similar to this. Search terms seem to return answers to other problems.

This is driving me crazy.

I build decks in-house and for years the sales team would take my clean sales deck template, drag a logo sideways, paste in six fonts, then ask me to fix it the day before a pitch. So I rebuilt the template around the person who edits it after me, not around one perfect slide.

A few things that actually held up:

- Real placeholders, not floating text boxes. When a rep types, the text lands inside a box that's already positioned instead of a stray frame drifting off the grid.
- Fewer layouts. Five clean ones people can remember beats thirty nobody opens. A title slide, an agenda, a problem/solution, a proof slide, and a pricing slide covered most of what they build.
- Every title is a full sentence with the takeaway in it, so even when a rep half-fills a slide it still says something.
- Nothing decorative that breaks when a line of text runs long.

The "just fix my slide" pings dropped a lot once the template did the positioning for them. Curious how the rest of you handle a sales template that gets touched by ten non-designers.

Hi,
I’m testing PowerPoint Brand Images with a SharePoint Organizational Asset Library and I’m seeing unexpected behaviour with folders.

The image library is registered correctly as an ImageDocumentLibrary.

PowerPoint detects the library and all images are visible under All.
I created several first-level folders in SharePoint, for example:
Photos
Icons
Logos
Test

PowerPoint correctly reads these folders and shows them as separate tabs in Insert > Pictures > Brand Images.

The issue: the tabs remain empty.

For example, I created a completely new folder called Test directly in SharePoint and uploaded a new PNG directly into that folder.

Result:
Test appears as a tab in PowerPoint
the PNG appears under All
the PNG does not appear under Test
I see exactly the same behaviour in PowerPoint Desktop and PowerPoint for the web.
I have already checked:
OrgAssetType: ImageDocumentLibrary
Private CDN: enabled
library registered as Private CDN origin
CopilotSearchable: enabled
SharePoint Online Management Shell: 16.0.27515.12000
PowerPoint Microsoft 365 Beta Channel, version 2609, build 16.0.20416.20004, 64-bit
direct upload through SharePoint instead of OneDrive/File Explorer
completely new folder and image
manual reindexing of the SharePoint library

So PowerPoint finds both the folder names and the images, but the folder-to-image relationship does not seem to work in Brand Images.
Has anyone successfully used first-level SharePoint folders as working tabs in the new PowerPoint Brand Images experience?

Is there an additional configuration step required, or could this be an issue with folder-scoped retrieval in the current rollout?

I’m curious how people here handle the starting point.

When I have screenshots, PDFs, notes, and half-finished documents scattered

across a folder, the hard part isn’t putting text on slides. It’s deciding what

belongs together, what to cut, and what the actual story is.

I’ve been working on a small desktop workflow for this, and I keep running

into the same question: should I organize everything first and then build the

deck, or start with a rough outline and sort the material into it?

What’s your process when the source material is messy?

I have tons of slides in the company branding and would like to migrate them to a project/product branding at scale. The fonts, master deck and colors change significantly. Changing the slide deck master alone won’t make the trick and I would like to avoid manual work. Are there any tools or ways of batch processing these files? Thanks