Motion Path Improvements - When creating a motion animation, PowerPoint now shows a 'Ghost' object where your object will be positioned along with the motion path line.Įye Dropper for Colour Matching - If you need to match a colour from a particular object, this eye dropper allows you to click on the colour to get a match before applying to another object as required. Lining Up and Spacing Objects - Smart Guides have been added to eliminate the frustrating and time consuming process of ensuring objects within your slide are the correct distances apart and in line with each other.
Themes and Templates - These have been further extended, along with widescreen versions.
In terms of usability, a lot of effort has gone in to improving touch navigation, resulting in a finished product that's a lot easier to control when delivering a presentation.Įnhanced Design and Editing Tools Widescreen - It is now possible to produce slide layouts in a 16:9 format, suitable for many modern displays, especially laptops. Sticking for a moment with the visual aspect of the software, PowerPoint 2013 now uses borderless windows. The bigger ribbon and set of quick start template options which appear when you open the application make navigation a lot easier. To find out more about our training and to discuss your organisation’s learning needs, give us a call on 020 8203 1774 or email us we would love to chat.The PowerPoint 2013 interface, although similar to 2010, has been further improved by Microsoft to make it more intuitive again, in order to improve productivity. This topic has been taken from my free eBook on Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 which can be downloaded here: How will you use the different views in PowerPoint? Let me know by leaving a comment in the box below. Reading View allows you to view the presentation as if it were being presented. Here you can see just the speaker’s notes with a thumbnail of the slide they belong to. Slide Sorter View sets all the slides out on the screen so that you can see how they look as a whole and apply transition effects and design changes to the whole presentation at once. Here you get to see an outline of the slide structure in the left hand navigation pane, instead of the thumbnails. This is the view that you see when you first start PowerPoint and it has thumbnails on the left, the main slide in the middle and a notes area at the bottom. You can also use the icons on the taskbar above the clock To change views, click on the icon on the View Ribbon In PowerPoint there are several ways to view your presentation. Different Views in Microsoft Powerpoint 2013
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