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PowerPoint (and Microsoft Office) on Touch Devices

This is a listing of content created about PowerPoint (and Microsoft Office) on Touch Devices. You will find detailed pages on features introduced, and also tutorials on other features.

Author: Geetesh Bajaj

Date Created: August 27, 2013
Last Updated: March 3, 2014

In this set of tutorials, we will explore how you can use Microsoft Office applications within a touch device such as the Microsoft Surface. Remember that these tutorials explain techniques that are devoid of a physical keyboard (or a keyboard equipped cover). If you are using a keyboard or a mouse with your touch device, you can learn from any of our other PowerPoint tutorials.

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