Apply sensitivity labels to your files and email - Microsoft Support
The sensitivity bar makes it easy for you to see what label is applied to your file, and to apply or change a label whenever you need to, including when saving the file. Just select the sensitivity bar in the save dialog to see the labeling options for this file.
Make your PowerPoint presentations accessible to people with ...
In this topic, you learn, for example, how to work with the Accessibility Checker to tackle accessibility issues while you're creating your presentation. You'll also learn how to add alt texts to images so that people using screen readers are able to listen to what the image is all about.
Insert PDF file content into a PowerPoint presentation
Save PowerPoint presentations as PDF files. Insert a screenshot or screen clipping. Insert PDF content into your presentation either as a picture that shows on your slide, or as a document that you can open during your slide show.
Video: Use more accessible colors and styles in slides - Microsoft …
Use accessible colors and styles in slides. The colors and styles you use for slides, text, charts, and graphics go a long way toward improving accessibility in PowerPoint presentations. Using an accessible template is a good starting point. Try it!
Email a document from Microsoft Office - Microsoft Support
Email a document from Microsoft Office. If you have Outlook installed as part of Microsoft Office, and set as your default email app, you can send your document as an email attachment. If you are using Excel, Publisher, or Word, you can also send your file as the body of an email message.
Layer objects on slides - Microsoft Support
Change the order in which stacked objects, placeholders, or shapes appear on a slide. Training: Change the way objects (pictures, shapes, and graphics) overlap in PowerPoint using Send to Back and Bring to Front to change the stacking order. And …
Video: Design slides for people with dyslexia - Microsoft Support
Accessibility video training. Create accessible PowerPoint presentations. Design slides for people with dyslexia. The elements that make presentations clearer and easier to comprehend for people with dyslexia also make them better in general. These tips help you do both.
Save embedded media from a presentation (audio or video)
Applies To. If there's an audio or video clip in a PowerPoint file that you want to reuse elsewhere, you can do so by saving the clip as a separate media file (.mp4 or .m4a). On macOS, this feature is only available to Microsoft 365 subscribers. It's available beginning with version 16.24.
Draw and write with ink in Office - Microsoft Support
Draw, write, or highlight text in Office apps with digital ink using your finger, digital pen, or mouse.
Email your presentation to others - Microsoft Support
In PowerPoint, you can use email to send your presentation to others. You can send your presentation as an attachment, a link, a PDF file, an XPS file, or as an Internet Fax. Important: You won’t be able to email your presentation directly from PowerPoint on a Windows RT PC.
Hide or show a slide - Microsoft Support
If there is a slide that should be included in the presentation file, but you don't want it to appear in the slide show, you can hide the slide. A hidden slide remains in the file; it is merely hidden when you run Slide Show view.