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    Welcome To Powerpoint For Android: Five Tips For A Simpler Way To Work

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    PowerPoint for Android allows you to easily create and present presentations on mobile devices. The app includes features for adding notes and highlighting during slideshows, customizing transitions between slides using effects like Morph, and viewing slide thumbnails. Morph allows shapes and objects to smoothly animate and transition across slides. The tutorial demonstrates how to copy slides, modify objects, and set up Morph transitions to create animated effects in presentations on Android devices.

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    Welcome To Powerpoint For Android: Five Tips For A Simpler Way To Work

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    PowerPoint for Android allows you to easily create and present presentations on mobile devices. The app includes features for adding notes and highlighting during slideshows, customizing transitions between slides using effects like Morph, and viewing slide thumbnails. Morph allows shapes and objects to smoothly animate and transition across slides. The tutorial demonstrates how to copy slides, modify objects, and set up Morph transitions to create animated effects in presentations on Android devices.

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    PowerPoint for Android allows you to easily create and present presentations on mobile devices. The app includes features for adding notes and highlighting during slideshows, customizing transitions between slides using effects like Morph, and viewing slide thumbnails. Morph allows shapes and objects to smoothly animate and transition across slides. The tutorial demonstrates how to copy slides, modify objects, and set up Morph transitions to create animated effects in presentations on Android devices.

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    Welcome To Powerpoint For Android: Five Tips For A Simpler Way To Work

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    Georgian Tarun
    PowerPoint for Android allows you to easily create and present presentations on mobile devices. The app includes features for adding notes and highlighting during slideshows, customizing transitions between slides using effects like Morph, and viewing slide thumbnails. Morph allows shapes and objects to smoothly animate and transition across slides. The tutorial demonstrates how to copy slides, modify objects, and set up Morph transitions to create animated effects in presentations on Android devices.

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    Welcome to PowerPoint for Android

    Five tips for a simpler way to work


    Getting Started
    First let’s take a look at where everything is. At the top you’ll find many of the features you’re already familiar with:

    At the bottom or left side of the screen (depending on screen orientation) are the slide thumbnails:
    Built for touch
    PowerPoint works on any touch device. It’s easy to make
    changes with just a selection.

    Try it:

    1.Tap the square and choose Copy Formatting.


    TEXT

    2.Select the circle and choose Paste Formatting.

    TEXT
    Add notes and highlight as you present
    Be a dynamic presenter by adding notes and highlighting while A
    you present. WRITE
    HERE
    NOTE
    Try it:

    1. Go into Slide Show mode by selecting Play.

    2. Select near the top of the slide or swipe down to see Tools.

    3. Select Ink Tools from the menu bar


    and select a pen or highlighter colour.

    4. Try writing some notes and highlighting the text


    in the grey box. HIGHLIGHT THIS TEXT
    PowerPoint will ask you if you want to save your notes
    when you end the show. To end the show,
    select End Show on the top right.
    Make the transition
    How one slide moves to the next affects the mood of your
    presentation.

    Try it:

    1. Select Show Commands, choose the Transitions tab,


    then select Transition Effects and select an option.

    2. Choose Effect Options to refine the transition effect


    you chose.

    3. If you like, apply the transition to all of the slides in the


    presentation.

    4. To see your results, select Play to view the slide show!


    Morph
    Morph is a transition effect for making smooth
    animations, transitions and object movements
    across your slides. We set this one up for you,
    so you can watch this slide morph to the next
    one by viewing the slide show.
    Morph Playback
    Morph is a transition effect for making smooth
    animations, transitions and object movements
    across your slides. We set this one up for you,
    so you can watch this slide morph to the next
    one by viewing the slide show.

    Morph is a subscription-only feature. If you


    have an Office 365 subscription, you can try it
    yourself with the steps on the next slide.

    To end the show, select End Show on the top


    right.
    Setting up Morph
    Try it:

    1. Copy this slide: Select and hold the


    slide thumbnail and select Copy, then
    select and hold and select Paste.

    2. In the second of these two identical


    slides, change the shapes on the right
    in some way (resize, change colour),
    then go to Transitions > Transition
    Effects > Morph.

    3. Return to the first of the two slides


    and press Play to see your circle
    morph!

    Hint: Effect Options gives you even


    more options for Morph.
    More questions about PowerPoint for Android?

    Find out more at the PowerPoint Help Centre.

    (Select the arrow when in Slide Show mode)

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