Putting a presentation on your Web site isn't terribly complicated -- but browser differences can pose a big gotcha. Here's a look at the publication process and the hurdles you may encounter.

New Presenter Coach feature available on PowerPoint web this summer New Presenter Coach feature available on PowerPoint web this summer is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering ...

This post was under embargo until 12:01am today, which makes it around 5am in London. Zack Whittaker is sleeping away in mere ignorance of this post going live, so any edits will be made when he wakes ...

Rafe Needleman reviews mobile apps and products for fun, and picks startups apart when he gets bored. He has evaluated thousands of new companies, most of which have since gone out of business.

Let’s see these steps in detail. 1] Open PowerPoint for the Web in your web browser and create a new presentation or open the existing one. 3] After inserting the Timeline SmartArt, you will see a ...

Microsoft 365 users on Mac and PC can make the videos in their presentations more accessible with a few clicks. Microsoft 365 users on Mac and PC can make the videos in their presentations more ...

I hate to rant and rave about the good things coming out of Redmond but as it is dissertation and research season, the one thing most students have to deal with is presentations. That, by means of ...

Microsoft is reportedly testing a feature that will let users insert images from their Android phones directly to Microsoft Word or PowerPoint on Web for Office Insiders. This will help ease the ...

The most ambitious goal Microsoft is striving for with Office 2010 is making the suite available via a familiar experience across the PC, phone, and browser. The Office Web Apps will help in achieving ...

Microsoft 365 has offered the flexibility to work from anywhere and from any platform. The collaboration of different devices and platforms has turned out to be a blessing during the recent pandemic.

In virtually every PowerPoint presentation I deliver, I need to show at least one Web page. Usually, I include a link to the page on a slide, which then takes me out of PowerPoint and into a browser.

How many times have you had to pause a presentation so you could switch to your browser to show relevant Web content? Never again: LiveWeb lets you embed Web sites in your presentations. This free add ...