CreativePro Video: Easy Slide Cleanup in PowerPoint

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In this week’s CreativePro video, Jole Simmons shows off a trick to quickly clean up and arrange the items on your Powerpoint slides. Taking from the Three Minute MAX session at CreativePro Week 2019, Jole demos how to quickly change a messy collection of images into well laid-out slides.

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