You CAN actually copy and paste multiple things. Use windows key +V instead of ctrl +V. The first time you do it, it will ask you if you want to set your clipboard to save multiple things. Say yes, and voila. You can copy multiple items using ctrl+C and then when click windows+V you have a list of things to paste, in the reverse order of when you copied them. This has been a game changer for me!
I feel like there is a lot more than just 21 tricks in this video. I also feel like this would be 10+ videos on most other channels. When each idea is a separate 3-5 minute video you lose the ability to compare ideas and figure out how, when and where they are useful. Back in the day we used to have reference material. Quick overviews of a whole bunch of material to give you a sampling of what's available. Then you can decide which ideas you like and want to investigate further. I feel like this sorta stuff is sorely missing nowadays. I took a lot of classes that heavily used Microsoft Office products when I was in high school/college 20+ years ago... I still use Word occasionally so I'm okay with that, I use Excel all the time so I'm solid with that, but I haven't touched PowerPoint in 20+ years... I only JUST found a need for it. It's been frustrating and slow going to say the least... But this video has been refreshingly helpful. Thank you. I'm sure I will reference it many times! (I've been doing a lot of this manually one object at a time...) This gets a Like&Subscribe from me!
Thanks so much for this, it’s very kind & I’m glad you find it useful! It’s a brain dump of the tricks I use & some I use less regularly so I like to get it people more efficiently, but as you say some are good for certain people & others are good for other people.
Hi David, Thanks for useful information. I have one query, I have 4 images in a slide, I want them to be of equal size (Height and Width), and they should be distributed uniformly on a complete slide like placed in four quadrant.
Hi easiest way for that is select pictures & go to picture format tab then choose « picture layout » you have some flexibility with which layout you want & you can change what it crops out too
Cool video - on resizing objects, I like to Ctrl + click multiple objects and enter the desired size in Shape Format to get them uniform, rather than copy-pasting.
I guess this is not for beginners
It’s aimed at regular PowerPoint users, but there are many tricks that could benefit beginners too!
You CAN actually copy and paste multiple things. Use windows key +V instead of ctrl +V. The first time you do it, it will ask you if you want to set your clipboard to save multiple things. Say yes, and voila. You can copy multiple items using ctrl+C and then when click windows+V you have a list of things to paste, in the reverse order of when you copied them. This has been a game changer for me!
I feel like there is a lot more than just 21 tricks in this video. I also feel like this would be 10+ videos on most other channels. When each idea is a separate 3-5 minute video you lose the ability to compare ideas and figure out how, when and where they are useful. Back in the day we used to have reference material. Quick overviews of a whole bunch of material to give you a sampling of what's available. Then you can decide which ideas you like and want to investigate further. I feel like this sorta stuff is sorely missing nowadays. I took a lot of classes that heavily used Microsoft Office products when I was in high school/college 20+ years ago... I still use Word occasionally so I'm okay with that, I use Excel all the time so I'm solid with that, but I haven't touched PowerPoint in 20+ years... I only JUST found a need for it. It's been frustrating and slow going to say the least... But this video has been refreshingly helpful. Thank you. I'm sure I will reference it many times! (I've been doing a lot of this manually one object at a time...)
This gets a Like&Subscribe from me!
Thanks so much for this, it’s very kind & I’m glad you find it useful! It’s a brain dump of the tricks I use & some I use less regularly so I like to get it people more efficiently, but as you say some are good for certain people & others are good for other people.
Hi David, Thanks for useful information. I have one query, I have 4 images in a slide, I want them to be of equal size (Height and Width), and they should be distributed uniformly on a complete slide like placed in four quadrant.
Hi easiest way for that is select pictures & go to picture format tab then choose « picture layout » you have some flexibility with which layout you want & you can change what it crops out too
This was amazing, so thorough, well thought out, really appreciate all the new tips and tricks I have. Thank you ⭐️
Thanks for saying! Lovely to read this feedback!
Great help
Cool video - on resizing objects, I like to Ctrl + click multiple objects and enter the desired size in Shape Format to get them uniform, rather than copy-pasting.
Yesss! So true. Glad you like it!
Fantastic video presentation for anyone who wants to improve their PowerPoint Skills.
Thanks for sharing David.
Thanks so much! Glad you like it 😃 i have a similar Word one that I just launched!
Thankss!!
Thanks!!
I want to understand PowerPoint more
Haha yeah there’s so much to it! Check the other videos on my channel to learn more!
Awesome !!! Just Loved it
Thanks so much! Glad you did
Superrb
Glad you like that!
Thanku So Much....🙏
No problem! Glad you enjoyed it
Wonderful info.
Thanks! Glad you find it useful 😃