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(Similarly, after signing in to a free Microsoft account and then signing out, edit capabilities remained.) In other words: once you’ve enabled a higher level of access, it is exceptionally persistent.

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In fact, the only way I could convince PowerPoint to treat me as a non-subscriber was to erase all the content and settings from an iPad, sign in to the App Store with a new Apple ID, download PowerPoint, and then skip signing in with a Microsoft account. Neither did force-quitting the app, signing in using a different Microsoft account without an Office 365 subscription, restarting my iPad, or even deleting and reinstalling PowerPoint. But that didn’t disable any of the premium features. Because I already had an Office 365 subscription but wanted to test PowerPoint’s behavior without it, I tried signing out. The only significant bug I found (if indeed it is a bug) feels like an advantage.

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On an iPad, you can see comments added on a Mac or PC, but not edit them or add new comments comments are entirely absent on the iPhone. For example, you have limited control over transitions and you can’t create new themes, add SmartArt, or see your slides in Outline view. A number of the limitations I mentioned in my earlier review are still present. Chasing perfectionĪlthough version 1.3 addressed my biggest complaints, it’s still not a match for the desktop version of PowerPoint. If your workflow involves using an iOS device only to create presentations but not to display them, you may have the opposite reaction. I missed it sorely in version 1.0 and would be reluctant to give it up it not only lets me see my notes while I control the presentation but also lets me jump to any arbitrary slide by tapping its thumbnail. On the other hand, Presenter View is hugely important to me. I rarely use any of the non-premium editing features like WordArt and reflections, and if I needed them, I could create or edit my presentation on a Mac or PC. How useful is PowerPoint 1.3 in the “View and Edit” mode-the highest level of access you can get without paying? For me, the answer was “so-so,” but your answer will depend on the types of presentations you give and whether you need to create or edit them on an iOS device. Three cheers for presenter view, which lets you see your notes, and thumbnails of your slides, while the audience sees just your full-screen slides. As weĭetailed previously, the premium features are Presenter View adding custom colors to shapes adding and editing WordArt applying reflections and shadows to graphics adding and editing chart elements and adjusting the shading of table cells, rows, and columns. Premium Features: Sign in to an account with a paid Office 365 subscription (or buy one via in-app purchase) and all features are enabled. You can create a new account in the app if you don’t already have one. View and Edit: Sign in with a free Microsoft account to create and edit documents (with some restrictions) and access OneDrive storage. View Only: If you open the app without signing in to a Microsoft account, you can view and present (but not edit) documents.

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