Thank you for submitting your feature request!

We are happy to announce that this issue has been fixed and released via the Monthly Channel. Please update to version 1908 (build 11929.20254) or higher, and give it a try.

Keep voting for the other features on your wish list. We are listening :)

Thanks!
PowerPoint Team

Inserting a link to a Stream video will be available in the latest update of PowerPoint for Windows (Version 1906, Build 11727.20210). You’ll find the button for inserting an Online Video in the ribbon under the Insert tab. Be sure to install the next update. Thanks for using PowerPoint and Stream!

This feature has been released.
Select your Picture and navigate to the Picture Format tab. In the Adjust section you will see a transparency dropdown that let’s you choose a preset transparency or for greater control select the Picture Transparency Options.

Inserting a link to a video from Stream or Vimeo in addition to YouTube will be available in the latest update of PowerPoint for Windows (Version 1906, Build 11727.20210). You’ll find the button for inserting an Online Video in the ribbon under the Insert tab and can paste in a URL for any video on Stream, Vimeo, or YouTube. Be sure to install the next update. Thanks for using PowerPoint and Stream! If you’d like to see additional video providers added, please feel free to open a new request and let us know which ones matter most to you.

Thank you for letting us know how to make the Icons experience more useful in PowerPoint. There are now nearly 350 new icons to choose from when you insert an icon throughout Office 365, including new categories like accessibility, holidays, and process.

Thank you for your feedback! The feature of highlighting what’s changed in the presentation has started being deployed to Insider Fast and Insider Slow builds. The rest of the Office 365 subscribers will get the feature in a couple of weeks. See the post below for more information, and keep voting on other things on your wish list!

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_officeinsider-mso_win10/new-better-way-to-help-you-spot-changes-in/7fedd8d8-bb41-4609-8a5f-8c97cde01ce6

Thanks!
PowerPoint Team

The Morph feature should be available on PowerPoint Pro, for all Office 365 subscribers.

On your machine at home, are you logged in as an Office 365 subscriber? And, is your app build number higher than 16.0.6366.2025? If the answers to both questions are yes, please post your issue, along with your app build number, on the Office Answers site (http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2016) and we’ll follow up with an investigation. Thanks!

Thank you for reporting the issue! We have started deploying the fix to all Office 365 subscribers. Please update your product. Again, thanks!

Thank you for your feedback! We’ve started deploying this improvement to all Office 365 subscribers. Please update your product and check it out :)

Thank you for your feedback! This feature has been released to the Office 365 subscribers in the latest update. Please update your product and give it a try. Thanks :)

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Highlight-your-text-28623777-D955-4FCF-BBC5-A50051552219?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US

Inserting a link to a Stream video will be available in the latest update of PowerPoint for Windows (Version 1906, Build 11727.20210). Be sure to install the next update. Thanks for using PowerPoint and Stream!

Thank you for your feedback!

To insert a video into your presentation, you may click “Ribbon → Insert → Media → Video → Video on My PC…”, and select the video file.

Thanks!
PowerPoint Team

Thank you for posting your request!

If you have a Microsoft account (hotmail.com, outlook.com, live.com, msn.com) or an Office 365 work or school account, you should be able to view and edit a presentation for free in a web browser by saving the file to OneDrive or Dropbox and using PowerPoint Online to open it.
https://office.live.com/start/PowerPoint.aspx

Hope it works as an alternative solution for you.

Thanks!
PowerPoint Team

Hello Casey,

Thank you for submitting your feedback! I wanted to reach out to let you know that we have fixed this issue and brought back the previous functionality. If you update to the most recent version of Office, you can easily remove ink when saving as PDF just as before.

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention and continuing to work with us on improving our products for customers worldwide. We apologize for the inconvenience that this may have caused.

Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to improve your experience with Office!

Thank you,
Elise

Thanks for your feedback! Office 365 users now have AutoSave for all files stored in OneDrive or SharePoint, which enables us to sync those changes, including to others in real-time if they are collaborating with you simultaneously. For local files, you still have AutoRecover, which can help recover information if you forget to save. You can configure that setting via File > Options > Save.

To learn more about AutoSave, please see https://support.office.com/article/What-is-AutoSave-6d6bd723-ebfd-4e40-b5f6-ae6e8088f7a5

Thanks for your feedback! Now, Office will warn you that AutoSave was on for your file if you make changes to cloud files and then Save a Copy to another version. To avoid situations like this in the future, we recommend using Save a Copy first before making changes.

As you know, with Version History, which you can access by clicking on the document name in the titlebar, you can restore any previous versions of the document.

Please note that AutoSave only applies to files on OneDrive or SharePoint. For files stored elsewhere, such as your local hard drive, changes won’t get saved until you manually save.

To learn more about AutoSave, please see https://support.office.com/article/What-is-AutoSave-6d6bd723-ebfd-4e40-b5f6-ae6e8088f7a5

From the Bullets dropdown you can select “Bullets and Numbering…” then click the “Picture…” button and choose “From Icon” to use the Icons as bullets in PowerPoint.