Learn what you need in the next 10 minutes with short, focused PowerPoint "How-To" videos

Looking for some help on how to do a specific task in PowerPoint? You've come to the right place!

Below are a collection of short, specific videos that cover only one topic each. Which is all you are looking for. You already know the basics of PowerPoint, you just need to know how to do that one thing. You don't need a full-day course or 400+ page book or multi-hour DVD. You need a 2-8 minute video right now!

The list is sorted by category, but you can re-sort it by description or by version (PowerPoint 2003 or 2007 for Windows) by clicking on the column header text. When you find the video you are looking for, just click on the Buy Now link and you'll pay just $1.99 through PayPal and immediately download the video. Every video is in Windows Media Video format, so it plays in almost any media player, including Windows Media Player. You can pause the video at any time and switch over to PowerPoint to complete your work with your new knowledge. Since you will have the video on your computer, you can review it at any time.  See how easy it is by downloading the free video on adding graphs.

For less than two bucks you'll have solved your problem and be back on track in less than 10 minutes. Find the video you need now and get back to work! If the topic you are looking for isn't here, click here to e-mail me and I'll try to get to it soon (no promises on when :) ).  Note that some videos are listed more than once because they fit in more than one category.

Video description Category Version  
How to fill a shape or pie slice with a photo Graph 2003 Buy Now
How to fill a shape or pie slice with a photo Graph      2007 Buy Now
How to fill a shape or pie slice with a photo Photo 2003 Buy Now
How to fill a shape or pie slice with a photo Photo      2007 Buy Now
How to use the Break-down & Zoom-in technique to make the explanation of complex diagrams or visuals easier Diagram 2003 Buy Now
How to incorporate content from a PDF file into a slide PDF 2003 Buy Now
How to create hyperlinks to Word, Excel, PDF, etc. from a slide so you can jump to other content during your presentation seamlessly Hyperlink 2003 Buy Now
How to create a graphic highlight that can be seen regardless of the background Callout 2003 Buy Now
How to link to another PowerPoint file from a slide so you can switch between presentations seamlessly or create a link within a presentation to deliver a non-linear presentationHyperlink2003Buy Now
How to compress digital pictures in a PowerPoint file so you can easily e-mail it to othersPhoto2003Buy Now
How to emphasize text on a slide when you want certain words in a passage to stand out to make your pointText2003Buy Now
How to add a graph to a slide and enter the data or copy it from an Excel spreadsheet (right-click on link to download for FREE!)Graph2003Free
How to play a Quicktime movie file (.mov extension) inside a Windows PowerPoint slideVideo2003Buy Now
How to align objects on a slide so they are perfectly lined up horizontally or vertically; also applies to picturesDiagram2003Buy Now
How to distribute objects on a slide so they are equally positioned horizontally or vertically on the slide; also applies to picturesDiagram2003Buy Now
How to clean up the default graph in PowerPoint to get rid of "chartjunk" and make the point of the graph clearGraph2003Buy Now
How to insert a video clip into PowerPoint, modify the settings for it and control when it playsVideo2003Buy Now
How to capture a video clip from your digital camera or camcorder so it can be used on a PowerPoint slideVideo2003Buy Now
How to move/e-mail a presentation that has a video clip in it so that the video clip plays when it is in the new locationVIdeo2003Buy Now
How to use Windows Movie Maker to edit video clips that you have saved on your computerVideo2003Buy Now
How to format handouts printed from PowerPoint to have a consistent appearance with header, footers and page numbersHandouts2003Buy Now
How to select which slides to print (including using hidden slides for additional detail) when printing slide handouts from PowerPointHandouts2003Buy Now