Yearly Archives: 2010

While giving presentation to your audience, you may want to quickly jump to a specific slide. Since cursor can only lets you navigate through each slide in a sequence, it will take a long time to jump to slide which is far from the current slide. In such a situation, you can use <slide number>+Enter hotkey combination to quickly jump to slide that you want to show. Read More

Often, it happens that while presenting content slides, we need to pause the slideshow and discuss some presentation content with the audience, so that they can easily understand all the complex concepts. Although you have an option to switch off the screen/project, PowerPoint 2010 provides a simple way to quickly pause the slide show and conceal the content on the current slide. Concealing the content allows you to ask content-related questions and get feedback on previous slides. In order to make the current slide invisible, just press W on the keyboard. It will immediately overlay white background over the slide. It must be noted that it will pause the slideshow, and you can start the slideshow from previous slide by hitting W again on the keyboard. Read More

In PowerPoint 2010, you can insert Date/Time in multiple ways and formats along with an option to choose language or calendar type. In this post we will look at how to insert date/time in the presentation. Read More

Along with hiding all slide elements, PowerPoint 2010 lets you hide specific slide elements as well, this comes helpful when you’d need to conceal any specific part of slide temporarily without removing the slide or its content. Adding more, you can always bring back the concealed elements anytime. Read More