Make a Powerpoint slide larger, with scrolling (to fit more elements)

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I'm making a wireframe for a website and I'm considering using Powerpoint. But I have a lot of fields to fit on some of the site's pages–maybe 50 or 60, so it's definitely more than can fit on a regular slide. Is there a way to "stretch out" a slide so that I can put more elements on it, and then scroll to reach them while I'm viewing the slide show, the same way I would stretch out an Access form if I needed to fit a lot of content?

Best Answer

Resizing the presentation:

  1. In the main ribbon, select the “Design” tab.

  2. Click on the “Page Setup” icon.

  3. You can select from predefined formats in the first dropdown menu or specify the “Width” and “Height” in the boxes below.

  4. In the right side of the dialog box you can customize the orientation of the presentation. Click on the “OK” button.

However, you really shouldn't be using Powerpoint to create a website wireframe. PowerPoint presentations are designed to fill a computer monitor screen. They're not meant to be larger than the screen.

There are many better tools for this including: InDesign, Illustrator, and Inkscape. You can even design one online for free with Mockingbird.

Ref: http://www.pcrx.com/resource_center/how-do-change-the-slide-size-in-powerpoint.html#ixzz1wwZVvIo5

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