Microsoft PowerPoint's image-insertion feature makes it simple and quick to add graphics to your presentations, but you don't want to skip over one important step – giving credit where credit is due.

How to use basic PowerPoint skills to make pictures fit Your email has been sent You don't need specialized skills to make a picture fit a specific space. A few basic skills--resizing and ...

Is a picture worth a thousand words? It is when you’re trying to describe drought conditions in the American southwest. This week, newspapers and websites posted photos of the rapidly evaporating ...

Your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations cry out for great images–a creative company logo, compelling charts, and luscious photos. Microsoft’s Office applications have cool tools for using ...

Whether you want to focus on a particular part of a picture, remove distracting detail from the edges of a graphic, or reshape an image to fit a specific layout, the Crop tool in Microsoft Word, Excel ...

PowerPoint has a great set of special effects, graphics, animations, and template themes. There’s just one problem: Everybody else has the same effects, animations, and template themes that you have.

PowerPoint will faithfully reproduce the original format of a picture that you insert, even if it means expanding it to a large size. The average slide in a PowerPoint presentation is about 1024 by ...

Microsoft PowerPoint is available for Android for those who weren’t aware. It’s not as powerful as the desktop version, but that shouldn’t be a problem for anyone who wants to perform basic tasks ...

When creating a presentation in PowerPoint, it makes sense for the images to be as small as possible because we do not want to share a document that is too large. Reducing overall file size and saving ...