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By admin, August 31, 2009

Microsoft Powerpoint 2010 is one such Microsoft’s Office application that has been given a special priority in the 2010 version of Office release. And its justification comes from the whole bunch of features that have been populated into Powerpoint 2010.

There has been some fabulous additions to Powerpoint 2007 in this version, that makes Microsoft Powerpoint 2010, a great tool for creating presentations, slideshows, reports and whole lot of things.

Some of the major features of Microsoft Office 2010 have been illustrated below :

Photo Editing

This feature enables the users to crop the embedded photos within Powerpoint 2010 itself and do some other basic photo editing customizations. Although, the editing features are quite basic, it relieves you from opening Photoshop every now and then and hassle of importing the image repeatedly after small edits.

Video Editing

This feature is similar to Photo editing feature but works for videos. You can crop the length of the video and make it start-stop as per your custom requirments.

Web based collaboration

With Microsoft Powerpoint 2010, you get the ability to work online collaboratively on a single powerpoint presentation with your colleague, friend or anyone who wants to collaborate with you. Web based version and collaboration (using Sharepoint 2010) is one of the major highlights of 2010 version of Microsoft Office 2010.

Advanced Transition effects

With DirectX integration in Microsoft Powerpoint 2010, the graphics and animation effects of Powerpoint 2010 have gone through great transformation.

Here is the list of other features added to Microsoft Powerpoint 2010

• Completely Hardware-accelerated rendering engine
• Plenty of newly introduced transition and animation effects along with a well finished UI
• Revamped graphic effects (both 2D and 3D)
• New Animation Painter, which lets you copy animations between various objects
• Animation choreography with multimedia

To sneak peak into the feature-pack that’s coming along with Microsoft Powerpoint 2010, you must take a look at a Microsoft Powerpoint 2010 Teaser video (embedded below).

Keep checking in for all the Office 2010 updates…