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To open a second instance of Microsoft PowerPoint - Yeomans_second_attempt, use the 'Run' command by pressing Win + R on your keyboard, then typing 'powerpoint' and hitting Enter. This action initiates another instance of PowerPoint, allowing you to work on multiple presentations simultaneously. This can enhance your workflow, especially during collaborative projects.

To apply consistent settings to all slides in Microsoft PowerPoint - Yeomans_second_attempt, utilize the Slide Master function. By adjusting text styles, backgrounds, and layouts in the Slide Master view, your alterations will propagate through every slide in your presentation. This approach saves time and maintains a uniform appearance for your audience.

To ensure that your slide master footer appears on all slides in Microsoft PowerPoint - Yeomans_second_attempt, access the Slide Master view from the View tab. Here, you'll add or modify the footer information on the master slide. Once saved, this footer will automatically transfer to all linked slides, ensuring consistency throughout your presentation.

Creating add-ins in Microsoft PowerPoint - Yeomans_second_attempt is a streamlined process. You can use the Office Add-in feature by navigating to the Insert tab and selecting Get Add-ins. From there, explore various options or start building your custom add-in using the Office JavaScript API with the help of Microsoft resources.

To make the slide master apply to all slides in Microsoft PowerPoint - Yeomans_second_attempt, first navigate to the View tab and select Slide Master. Once in Slide Master view, customize your master slide with the desired elements. After completing your adjustments, simply exit the Slide Master view to have the changes uniformly affect all your slides.

To use the same slide twice in Microsoft PowerPoint, simply duplicate the slide in the left-hand slide pane. Right-click the slide you want to duplicate, select 'Duplicate Slide', and it will create a copy. This method is effective when you need to present the same information again without recreating the formatting.

Reapplying a master slide to all slides in Microsoft PowerPoint is straightforward. Open the Slide Master view, select the master you want to use, and click on 'Close Master View'. Any changes made will now reflect across all slides, ensuring a consistent look and feel for your presentation.

You can make sentences appear one at a time in Microsoft PowerPoint by using animations. Select the text box with the sentences, go to the Animations tab, choose an entrance effect, and set the animation to happen 'On Click'. This approach allows you to control the pacing of your presentation and maintain your audience's attention.

To prevent words from splitting across two lines in Microsoft PowerPoint, you can disable automatic hyphenation. Go to the 'Home' tab, click on 'Paragraph', and check the bullet options. You can also manually adjust the text box size or use a non-breaking space between words to keep them together.