Here is where we found the program's display, alert, and battery profiles options, including numerous display "themes," an unexpected but appreciated touch. Clicking or hovering over it calls up a small dialog with details of any detected batteries right-clicking it calls up a menu with some resource settings and the Preferences menu, which activates a Settings dialog. BatteryBar's main "interface" is a tiny icon that graphically displays charge status. It's "smart," too, giving progressively more-accurate estimates of remaining battery or charge time: the more you use it, the better it does its job.Īfter installing the program, we opened BatteryBar by right-clicking the Toolbars menu on the system taskbar. It's an unobtrusive but capable utility that accurately displays the status of your laptop's battery while in use or during charging. Comments are editableAre you tired of guessing when your laptop's battery will be done charging (and tired of second guessing its so-called battery meter)? Give BatteryBar a try. This feature is available when you sign in to with your Microsoft 365 work or school account, and you're working in a presentation that's saved in a SharePoint library or OneDrive for work or school. To reply to a comment, click in the Reply box and enter your message.Ī comment bubble appears next to the item on the slide that you commented about. Select the item on the slide that you want to add a comment about. On the Review tab, click Show Comments > Comments Pane. In the slide thumbnail pane on the left side, small comment indicators with numerals inside show which slides have comments on them. When you open a file that already has comments in it, the Comments pane opens on the right margin of the window. See How do I give feedback on Microsoft Office? for more information. If this is a feature you’d like to request, please send us your feedback to help us prioritize new features in future updates. PowerPoint for macOS doesn't support printing Comments. Tip: You can also delete a comment by holding down the Ctrl key while you click the comment, and then click Delete. On the Review tab, click Delete, and then click Delete again, or choose an option to delete all the comments on the slide or in the presentation. Select and drag the comment thumbnail to a different location on the same slide.Ĭlick the comment thumbnail you want to delete. Tip: Select a comment thumbnail on a slide to see the corresponding comment in the Comments pane. In the Comments pane, click the comment you want to edit, and then click again to make changes, or click Reply to respond to a comment. Edit commentsĬlick the comment thumbnail on the slide that you want to edit.
#BATTERYBAR PRO WITH FLOATING TOOLBAR FOR MAC#
This feature requires PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 for Mac version 16.24. For more details, see Use in comments to tag someone. When you comment on a document or presentation and use the with someone's name, the person you mention receives mail with a link to your comment.
#BATTERYBAR PRO WITH FLOATING TOOLBAR WINDOWS#
This feature is available only to Microsoft 365 Subscribers for Windows desktop clients. To view a comment, click the comment thumbnail on the slide. Type your comment, and then click outside the comment box. In the navigation pane, in Normal view, click the slide you want to add a comment to.Īdd a comment about text or an object on the slide Comments in an Office document are stored in the file, so anyone with edit access to your file can edit your comment. Keep in mind that it's possible for others to edit your comments. Near the bottom of the pop-up menu that appears, ensure that Print Comments (or Print Comments and Ink Markup) is selected. Under Settings, select the second drop-down box. You can include comments on your printed slides. On the slide, right-click the comment icon and select Delete Comment. In the Comments pane, select the comment you want to delete and select the X. Select the Next or Back buttons to go between comments and slides. The Comments pane will open and you can see comments for that slide. In the Comments pane, type your message in the box and press Enter. Or select New if the Comments pane is open.
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