Gmail proves its awesomeness yet again: The Webmail service now enables you to view PowerPoint presentations as slideshows, without the need to run (or even own) PowerPoint. When you open an e-mail ...

If you're reading email at a library, airport or other public place, you probably can't install software on the computer you're using. Many attachments, such as those containing PowerPoint files, do ...

Windows: PowerPoint Viewer, savior of those who need to open, but not create, Microsoft PowerPoint files, has been updated to open the PowerPoint 2010-formatted presentations you just know people are ...

It's been almost two years since Google added the "View as slideshow" option to Gmail, which let you view attached PowerPoint presentations right in your browser. Last week, Google updated its ...

View PDFs and PowerPoint files directly inside Chrome with this free add-on. Reading PDFs posted on the Web can be an annoying experience.Click a link to one, and ...

Chrome: Docs PDF and PowerPoint Viewer automatically opens linked PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, and Word documents in Google Docs Viewer without requiring you to ...

David Martin has more than 20 years of experience in the industry as a programmer, systems and business analyst, author, and consultant. Apple recently released a support document that explains why ...

When someone lacks both the money to acquire a powerful PowerPoint viewer like Microsoft’s Office, or the means to obtain one for free, it comes to a simple choice: resort to a converter, which may ...

Self-running, stand-alone executable files allow you to distribute PowerPoint presentations that anyone can run. Coworkers, clients and employees who receive your executable file can click it to view ...

If you want to always open PowerPoint presentations in Outlook, Notes, or Slide Sorter mode, here is how you can do that. As PowerPoint includes an in-built option, you do not need to use third-party ...

When I reviewed PowerPoint for iPad version 1.0 back in April 2014, I found a lot to like but dinged the app for a few notable omissions; I also noted its dependence on a paid Office 365 subscription.