If you want to use PowerPoint's capabilities to illustrate how two or more data points compare in magnitude, it might be appropriate in some cases to use proportional shapes to make the comparison.

When you want to visually imply growth, steps, directions, output or even a process, you might choose an arrow shape. Arrows are one of the most commonly used shapes in PowerPoint, and fortunately ...

Some people may find pop-ups annoying, but a well-designed pop-up can help computer users view lots of information in a small amount of space. PowerPoint slides, for example, often contain several ...

You’ll find circles in lots of slides in Microsoft PowerPoint, but what you might not see as often are circles filled with two different colors. You might think, “Use semi-circles!” but guess what? A ...

Follow the steps below to create a door opening animation in PowerPoint: Now place the shape to the left of the slide or any location on the slide you want the animated door to be located. Click the ...

The Ink to Shape feature works with Microsoft Word. It is very useful when images are inserted from external sources. The procedure is as follows: Unlike with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, Microsoft ...