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Hi! We're glad you liked the video. We use the Wondershare DemoCreator tool to record the screen in PowerPoint.

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Hi @tomrupp1247, Thanks for your feedback! While PowerPoint doesn't have a direct feature for in-text citations like you might find in a word processor, you can still effectively cite images using textboxes with citations in different styles like APA, MLA, or Chicago.

Hi @anupambanerjee4718, We apologize for the confusion! PowerPoint doesn't have the same robust text-wrapping feature as Word. You can only achieve this effect manually as shown in the video. A different way to do the same is by combining PowerPoint with Word. To do so, follow these steps: 1. Begin by typing your text into a new Word document. 2. Place your cursor where you want the image to appear and insert it using the Insert tab. 3. Select the image and use the Layout Options button to choose a suitable text wrapping style (e.g., In Line With Text, Top and Bottom, Tight, or Square). 4. Select the entire layout in Word (including the image and text) and copy it to your clipboard. 5. Paste the copied layout onto your PowerPoint slide. We hope this clarifies the process. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Hey @darkzone-gg2ug, We used the Masterplan font for the intro text.

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Hey there! Thanks for the kind words about our content. The text animation you saw was created using Adobe After Effects.

Hi - Thanks for asking. What you are asking is exactly what this tutorial teaches you. You can do this entire thing in ppt. We did not use any photo editing software.

@SlideUpLift i think u didn't understand my question well, I mean your youtube thumbnail has the ppt slides in it, how did u make it

We created the thumbnail using Photoshop and Figma. Please let us know if you have any further questions. :)