Thanks to mobile technologies, smartphones and tablets now become parts of our daily life. We can't even imagine a future day without these gadgets. It sounds like people have abused these products for entertainments and become slaves to them. No, that's not the case. Besides surfing Internet, playing games or watching movies, some people, especially businessmen and students, usually use mobile devices to watch PowerPoint files. What do they do that? For iOS devices, they have Keynote. Then how about Android based devices? How do people play PowerPoint on Android? In my opinion, there should be at least 4 methods. Method 1: Office apps Applications are software for mobile devices. On computers, we have Microsoft Office, on mobile devices, we have Office apps as well. The most popular Android Office apps include Documents To Go, Kingsoft Office, Quickoffice and so on. All of these tools, free or paid, can be found on Google Play. Users can easily download and install them on their devices. It's worth pointing out the limitations of watching PowerPoint on Android with these apps. A PowerPoint presentation normally contains elements like fonts, animations, transitions, inserted video clips and background music. When you play PPT with mobile Office apps, these elements can't be shown.
Method 2: View PowerPoint online Large screen Android devices has excellent performances on web browsing. As a consequence, we can upload PowerPoint to some file-sharing websites, such as Slideshare and SlideBoom. And we could view PowerPoint online with Android. Method 3: Convert PowerPoint to PDF format Converting PPT to PDF is also a not-bad idea when you want to send the file to others. The format could protect it from being unauthorized editing. Moreover, it's easy to find a free way to save PowerPoint to PDF. Method 4: Convert PowerPoint to video Are you looking for a solution to show PowerPoint on Android without losing effects? Well, here's the way. By using a PowerPoint to Android converter, one can easily change PPT to video with animation effects remained. With the help of high-performance processor and HD screen, it could be an enjoyment to display PowerPoint on Android devices! More PowerPoint tips: 5 Methods to View PowerPoint on Any Android Devices
As an Asian, I'm extremely interested in other cultures. Saint Patrick's Day, a cultural and religious holiday, will be celebrated on every 17 March. As a saying goes, "everyone's Irish on St. Patrick's day". Perhaps we' not real Irish, but we can also enjoy the happiness of holiday. We can send home-made St. Patrick's Day eCards to our Irish friends, learn to sing an Irish folk song or make a St. Patrick's Day PowerPoint slideshow and share it with friends. Today I've found 10 St. Patrick's Day songs from YouTube. It's free to rip them off and set them as PowerPoint background music. You can simply embed these St. Patrick's Day music video to your slideshow, too. Enjoy the songs as well as the green holiday! 1. Danny Boy
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, a new eight-inch Galaxy tablet was introduced during MWC 2013. This one is a smaller version of the Galaxy Note 10.1, with an uprated specification and improved built-in stylus. Specifications Compared with Note 10.1's 1.4 GHz processor, the new Note 8.0 is powered by a faster 1.6 GHz quad-core model. The tablet is 335g in weight, which is lighter than 597g of Note 10.1, makes it more convenient to carry around. As the name mentioned, the Note 8.0 comes up with a 8.0-inch TFT display, featuring 1280 * 800 pixels resolution and 189ppi. As to other specs, the gadget has 2GB of RAM with 16/32GB of ROM. It also provides a microSD slot, which is able to expand the memory up to 64GB. The tablet has a 5MP rear camera with AF (lacks flash) and a 1.3MP front-facing camera. A massive 4600 mAh battery is also equipped. The tablet runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, BTW. Highlights Same as the Note 10.1, this Note 8.0 is S-Pen stylus equipped. Thanks to the Android 4.1 OS, several stylus -specific functions are available: pressure-sensitivity and windows that pop up over whatever app you're currently using to help you take a quick note. Multiscreen is another highlight of the Note 8.0. users can launch two apps at the same time and make them sit side-by-side on the screen. Only 6 apps support Multiscreen function on the previous Note 10.1, but now the amount has increased to 20 for the Note 8.0. This is a meaningful improvement since people would love to deal with different tasks at the same time on a tablet.
Watch PowerPoint on Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 As an Android based tablet, there are several ways to play PowerPoint on Galaxy Note 8.0. Although users can download some Office apps from Google Play, such as Kingsoft Office, Documents To Go, etc. But the PowerPoint effects (animations, transitions) can't be shown on these mobile apps. In my opinion, an effective way to show PowerPoint on Galaxy Note 8.0 is to convert PPT to suitable video format. By using a free-download PowerPoint to video converter, users can easily watch the converted videos on the Note 8.0 with PPT effects remained. Related articles: View PowerPoint on Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
Oz the Great and Powerful is a 2013 American fantasy adventure film. It's inspired by L. Frank Baum's 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and is the prequel to the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. Directed by Sam Raimi, this movie stars James Franco, Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz. The movie will be released on March 8 by Walt Disney Pictures.Here I've collect some official wallpapers for PC and mobile devices. The computer wallpapers can also be used as PowerPoint templates. Enjoy! Oz the Great and Powerful standard wallpapers 1600*1200
Oz the Great and Powerful widescreen wallpapers 1920*1200
Oz the Great and Powerful iPad wallpapers 1024*1024
Oz the Great and Powerful iPhone wallpapers 640*960
Once upon a time, my friend asked me such a question,"I've just finished my PowerPoint presentation and am ready to send it to my business partner. Do you have any ideas to avoid the PowerPoint being modified by others?" Well, I'll ask you the same question today, do you know how to encrypt PowerPoint presentations? As a matter of fact, there are at least 2 ways to do the encryption. By using one of those, you can simply protect your PowerPoint files from modification. Now I'll show you these methods one by one. Note: I'm on Office 2010, therefore I'm not 100% sure whether the following ways work on the older PowerPoint versions. Method 1: Encrypt PPT with passwords Open the PowerPoint file with PowerPoint 2010. Click File button in the toolbar, select Save As option.
A new Save As window pops up, click the Tools button below and choose General Options from the drop-down menu.
In the General Options window, you can set passwords for the PowerPoint file. Password to open is used for someone to view the file only, Password to modify is used for someone to edit the file.
Hit OK button to confirm. Then the system requires you to re-enter the passwords. After the steps above, your PowerPoint file is encrypted successfully! From now on, people who attempt to open or edit this file have to enter the right password respectively.
Method 2: Save PowerPoint as PDF format PDF files are usually difficult to be edited (unless you have a professional PDF Editor). With the build-in function of PowerPoint 2010, we can convert PowerPoint files to PDF directly. Open the PowerPoint document, click File button and choose Save As option. In the pop-up window, select PDF (*.pdf) from the Save as type drop-down menu.
