PowerPoint 2010: Movie Editing
PowerPoint’s video capabilities have come on leaps and bounds – you can now edit videos directly within PowerPoint. This PowerPoint 2010 Movie Editing tutorial details how to adjust a video’s length, and how to use movie bookmarks to trigger animations on a slide.
Watch this PowerPoint 2010 tutorial to see how editing movies within PowerPoint can make your presentations more engaging.
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#1
Vincent Thompson
8:28 am, June 17th, 2010
Great tutorial, I think this will become ever more handy for use in PowerPoint presentations. Draws close comparisons to the workings and methodology behind Flash design, but with a more simple and fluid process.
#2
John Bevan
12:14 pm, August 5th, 2010
Thanks Vincent! The future’s bright indeed.