Understanding Macros
Macros are programs that you create by recording a series of tasks which you would otherwise perform yourself. You can record any number of steps in a task, from applying a format to running a slide show, and choose from a variety of ways to run the macro in the future. Macros are simple to create, easy to run, and can be used throughout an office to standardize the development process, as well as the appearance of presentations.
Perhaps you're stumped—you can't imagine how you could use macros to speed up or simplify your use of PowerPoint. Check the following list for some ideas:
Getting started Your macros can be run as soon as your toolbars appear and the first slide is onscreen. Create a macro to apply a design template ...
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