I grew up with MS Office products, and I have always been a solid advocate of it. But I have to say that Power Point has been a let down so far, when it comes to using it on iPad.
Unlike most apps, press-and-hold only brings up a magnifying glass. If the cursor is at one end of a line and you want to move the cursor to the other end of a line, you have to Zoom out and then zoom back in.
So I added a text editor app to create the text and then copy it into PowerPoint. Then I tore my hair out for hours, looking for a way to paste the text into PowerPoint for final formatting. The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:. Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More. With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. App Store Preview. Screenshots iPhone iPad Apple Watch.
Description The PowerPoint app gives you access to the familiar slideshow maker tool you already know. Nov 15, Version 2. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. See Share your presentation on iWork. To learn about sending presentations through email, see Send and receive presentations in email messages. Export a presentation to your computer: In My Presentations view with all presentations closed , tap.
In iTunes, select the name of your iPad, and then click Apps. This displays all the files for that app. For example, if you have some Pages documents you want to transfer to your app, tap Pages. Tap Select. It's in the upper-right corner of the Files app. This displays a circular button next to each file. Tap the files you want to transfer. This displays a checkmark icon next to the files you select.
Tap Share. It's in the lower-left corner of the Files app. This displays the Share menu. Tap the AirDrop icon in the share menu. It's the icon that has a number of concentric circles with an upside-down V at the bottom. This displays contacts that are available through AirDrop in the menu. In order a contact to be available through AirDrop, they must be signed in to their Apple ID on their device.
Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network and have Bluetooth turned on. AirDrop must be discoverable by "Contacts" or "Everyone" on the receiving device. Tap a contact in the AirDrop section. The AirDrop section is the second section in the Share menu.
It displays the profile image and devices for all contacts including yourself that are available through AirDrop. This starts sending the files to your Mac. Your Mac will make a sound when the file transfer is complete. You can find the files in the "Downloads" folder in the Finder on your Mac. Method 4. Open an Email app on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the email app you use to send an email on your iPhone or iPad.
If you use Apple Mail, tap the blue icon with a white envelope at the bottom of the screen. If you use Gmail or Outlook, tap the app icon on your home screen.
Tap the compose icon. This is the icon you tap the create a new email message. In Apple Mail and Outlook, it's the icon that resembles a pencil and paper at the top of the screen. Type your email address in the recipient line. This is usually the line that says "To:" or "Recipient" in the email composition form.
Type a subject for the email. Use the subject line to type a subject for the email. This can be the name of the files or just "Files". Tap the attachment icon. This is usually an icon that resembles a paperclip. It's at the top of the screen, or in the upper-right corner of the on-screen keyboard. Tap Browse if available. It's the second tab at the bottom of the screen. If you are using Gmail, just tap the file you want to send in the list of files. Tap the app folder that corresponds to the files you want ot transfer.
Tap the file you want to transfer. This uploads the file as an email attachment Some email services may limit the size of the file you can upload. If you are unable to attach a file, it may be too big. Tap the Send icon. In Apple Mail, it's the button that says Send in the upper-right corner. In Outlook and Gmail, it's the icon that resembles a paper airplane in the upper-right corner. Open your email app on your Mac. If you are not signed in to your email automatically, type your email address and password to sign in.
Open the email that you sent to yourself. Look for email with the subject you typed and click it to open the email. Double-click the attachments to download them. Attachments are usually listed at the bottom of the email. By default, you can find your Downloads folder in the Finder. Method 5. This will open your Microsoft OneDrive main page if you're logged into your Microsoft account.
If you aren't logged into your Microsoft account, enter your email address and password before proceeding. Click Upload. A drop-down menu will appear. If you'd like to save the file in a specific folder, first click the folder in which you'd like to save it. Click Files. This option is in the drop-down menu. It also features over 30 transitions and effects for both objects and text to help give your presentations some panache. The program was designed with multi-touch interfaces in mind and so features many tools that play into this interface like one-touch edits and rulers to guide image placement.
Keynote for iOS also has a number of chart and graphing tools to enhance the presentation of data. These presentations can be viewed on PowerPoint-compatible software on any platform, making Keynote a useful app if you need to compose a presentation on the go. Keynote can also import PowerPoint presentations and edit them, although some data like fonts and transitions not available on the iPad or in Keynote may be lost. With support for iCloud in Keynote for iOS, the presentation file is pushed to all iCloud-enabled devices set to receive.
Updates made to the files are also pushed to other devices, with changes saved automatically as you work to preserve your progress should something go awry.
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