It might be tempting to jump straight to the fancy fonts when creating your PowerPoint presentation, but hold off for just a few moments! The font you choose greatly impacts whether your slides ...

Fonts, like graphics, can make or break a presentation (such as a PowerPoint slideshow); sell a book, magazine, newspaper (or leave it on the shelf); and make an advertisement succeed or fail.

PowerPoint reads the font files on your computer and integrates those fonts for use in editing. There is a pretty extensive list built into your device, but if you want to use a font that isn’t ...

If your PowerPoint font is not displayed properly in a presentation, then this post will help you. When creating a good PowerPoint presentation, it is important to choose a good font, one that ...

After creating a presentation, you can ensure everything looks the same on other computers by embedding the fonts in the presentation by selecting the right options when saving. The fonts ...

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According to noted industry blogger Guy Kawasaki, you should "force yourself to use no font smaller than thirty points . . . because it requires you to find the most salient points and to know how ...

Getting the newer fonts in XP doesn't have to involve illegal downloads and system tweaking, however—as the gHacks tech blog points out, simply installing Microsoft's PowerPoint Viewer 2007 ...

When it comes to creating a PowerPoint presentation, fonts are very important. They play a crucial part in making your audience understand your presentation. But ...