This tutorial will show you how to create a good Photo Slideshow with pictures & music in PowerPoint so that you can play it automatically.

It seems some people love to sabotage their own PowerPoint presentations. To help those folks out, here are my top suggestions for ensuring that your next PowerPoint slideshow is a complete disaster.

String one after the other. Build a dissolve transition between each one. Program it to put up a new slide every two seconds—don't go too slow!—and to loop the presentation.

A new Mac user wonders how to create a looping slideshow for an event honoring a loved one. In this regard, iPhoto, iDVD, and QuickTime are your friends.

Streamline your presentation slideshow—and keep it consistent with the UB brand guidelines—by starting with one of our PowerPoint templates.

The so-called "air mouse" that supposedly allows you to control your laptop and, thus, your sales presentation from anywhere in the room is a tech concept that never really gelled.