PowerPoint Secret Revealed
Posted on Tuesday November 8, 2005 by Betsy Weber
I met with Echo Swinford, PowerPoint MVP extraordinaire, at PowerPoint Live. We talked about doing a screencast, but we were just too busy having fun to sit still long enough to make a video.

Thankfully, after Echo returned home she recorded a Camtasia Studio screencast on a little-known PowerPoint feature: Select multiple. Ever heard of it? I bet you haven’t – that’s why it’s her top PowerPoint tip.
“Select multiple” is a really handy feature when you need to select objects on slides that are hidden by other objects, or objects that so near others that they’re difficult to select individually.
Click the screenshot below to start the screencast.
If you prefer a text version of her tip, visit PowerPoint MVP Steve Rindsberg's FAQ: Selecting shapes that are covered by other shapes
Thank you so much, Echo, for your PowerPoint tip and Camtasia Studio video … video … video … (You didn’t think I’d close out without one reference to Echo’s name, did you?)
Anyone else have some tips to share with us? Send me your video or share your link in our comments.


