Surprisingly simple, isn’t it? You can even put the link in your own browser if you’d like a demonstration.
Live Broadcasting
So Powerpoint 2010 no longer handles videos as though it were made in 1999. That’s great, but perhaps you’re just left thinking “well, it’s about time.” If so, don’t worry. They’ve gone one step further and added an awesome feature that’s quite modern; broadcasting. This feature lets you show your Powerpoint to others across the Internet.
To access this new feature click on the Slide Show tab, then click the Broadcast Slide Show option. A window for the PowerPoint Broadcast Service will open. To use it, you need a Windows Live ID – like some other features, such as the SkyDrive file sharing we talked about in chapter 2. After you enter your Windows Live ID you will be given a link. Anyone who has the link can view the slideshow.
Surprisingly simple, isn’t it? You can even put the link in your own browser if you’d like a demonstration.
Surprisingly simple, isn’t it? You can even put the link in your own browser if you’d like a demonstration.
