PowerPoint offers you all the solutions you need to create stunning, professional presentations. And the best news is that it's not hard at all to learn. If you're familiar with MS Word, then learning PowerPoint will be a piece of cake. You can use PowerPoint to create slide presentations, handouts, transparencies, and much more. Then, you can design the presentations so the slides are on a timer you can add audio, link to another slide within the presentation, a slide outside of the presentation, or present a hyperlink to the World Wide Web.

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