Microsoft PowerPoint 2010: The Unofficial Handbook

As one of the most used presentation tools in the world, it is little surprise that a new version of Microsoft Office Powerpoint is an exciting proposition. Having practically sealed the death of the overhead projector with its simple to use and versatile system of online slides that offer a wide range of options, Powerpoint has gone from strength to strength, and the new version is a logical improvement on what was already a capable and useful system. Powerpoint is not just a replacement for the old tried and tested presentation methods that businesses have relied on in the past, however. There is much more to it than the simple aspects you see in the first instance. The original and useful creation of pages, changing styles, slide shows and more are all there, but what is fresh about the new version of Powerpoint is that it allows a much broader scope for video and image editing, something that adds to the already versatile aspects of the system. This book shows you what's new with PowerPoint, and how to use these new features.