Click "Notes" from the options in the bottom right corner. Type your notes in the box that appears below the slide. Switch to "Presenter View," and your notes will be next to your slide.

You can recall vital points during your presentation by making Speaker Notes privately visible in PowerPoint. Here's how to use the feature!

Launch PowerPoint, if you haven't already, and open the presentation with your trainer's notes. Click the "Slide Show" tab and click "Use Presenter View" in the Monitors section on the right.

To add notes to your PowerPoint, you'll need to have your presentation set to "Normal" view before accessing the "Notes" button for individual slides.

The Notes pane in Microsoft PowerPoint is a handy place to type talking points and other information so that you can reference them when giving a presentation. However, it doesn't look too ...

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.

Start using Presenter View in PowerPoint to ditch cluttered catch-all slides and free up the space for punchy and powerful slides that supplement your delivery.