In this tutorial, we will teach you how to wrap text around an image in Powerpoint. We will teach you how to place text boxes around a regular image. Furthermore, we will teach you how to send a picture to the back and adjust the text accordingly in order to make sure there is no overlapping.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to add narration to your PowerPoint presentation.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to show notes during your PowerPoint presentation.
Sometimes it can be extremely helpful to have your notes visible while you present. In just a few simple steps, PowerPoint allows us to do just that.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to save a PowerPoint Document as Read Only.
Perhaps I have created a PowerPoint presentation that I want to share with a friend. But what if I don’t want my friend to have the option of altering my work? Creating a read only file will allow us to just that.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to reduce a Powerpoint file size
Powerpoint presentations can at times become rather large. Especially if you have included lots of graphics, audio and the number one space killer, video. These large files are not ideal if our desire is to share the presentation via email or the web. In just a few simple steps, we can reduce the file size in order to make sharing much more efficient.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to print Powerpoint slides.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to print powerpoint handouts with lines for notes.
Perhaps I have completed my presentation file and am now ready to present to an audience. I plan to supply everyone in my audience with a print out of the presentation to follow along. PowerPoint also gives me an option to include blank lines next to the slides in the print out. This will provide audience members an organized way to take notes while I present.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to add narration to your PowerPoint presentation.
There is often a need to print your powerpoint presentation. But what if my presentation includes 50 slides!? I don’t want to be printing 50 sheets of paper to hand to everyone in my audience! Fortunately, Powerpoint gives us the option to print multiple (up to 9 slides) per page.