The ability to turn of the warning you get when you open a file from powerpoint using a program.

When you use an action to open a document and you also add the program that needs to be used you get this warning:
http://www.guidingtech.com/assets/postimages/2013/04/Security-Warning.png

It basically tells you that microsoft Office has blocked the ability to use an external program, you can enable it though.

Next time you open a powerpoint with such an action in you have to enable it again, I would like to be able to just turn that message off and not be bothered by it.

I've made a powerpoint our users have to use on a daily basis and its pretty annoying constantly getting that warning.

So please make it so that we can turn of that warning.

As an AV tech, many presentations are given to me with youtube links within the presentation or maybe a link to their webpage or some other site they want to demonstrate. The huge trouble of course is that in presenter mode, it brings up the browser on the laptop screen, not the main output. I know there's bodges like dragging it across but this is practically impossible in practice as you can't then use it and it's all messy visually. What I'd love is for a web browser to replace the powerpoint slide (in both views) with a big X in the corner to close it and return to the powerpoint slide seamlessly. This is a huge issue in professional presenting at the moment.

The PowerPoint team has dropped features important to power users since 2013. Most importantly, the recent update added yet another mouse click to menu items that previously auto-exploded. For example, an extra mouse click is now needed to align objects horizontally or vertically. Also, an extra mouse click is needed to add a shape effect (ie, shadow, reflection, etc). Even better idea is to revert to 2013 approach of allowing users to left button click -> align ->horizontal or vertical. So much faster and easier with less mouse movement and clicks. Certain PowerPoint capabilities have moved backwards since 2013. # of clicks is important to everyone, but especially power users!

Intro: For almost 5 years, since Apple released Mac OS X Lion in July 2011), Mac users enjoyed "Resume" feature that enables applications to re-open in exactly the same state as before quitting the application or restarting the system, including window positions and contents of unsaved files.

Problem: Lack of the "Resume" feature is what makes me dread logging off and restarting Windows. Especially when I have multiple Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents open in different virtual desktops on two monitors - having to re-create this setup after the restart is really annoying.

Suggestion: I suggest Microsoft implements this functionality in both Office for Windows and Office for Mac. Notably, Mac Office 2011 had this capability but Office 2016 lost it. Please bring it back!!!

I am creating engaging educational videos using PowerPoint, and use the Insert Audio options to add professional voice over to each slide (in MP3 format). However, when I add the audio, it seems to inadvertently 'extend' the period of time before the slide transitions to the next slide, sometimes hanging for several seconds. I have found a quick workaround which requires me to select the option to Stop Playing after 1 slide. This works perfectly, so I add the audio, match animations to the audio then on each slide, I have to select the audio in the animation pane and amend the the option to Stop Playing after 1 slide. However, when I save the file, my selections for each slide are not saved, meaning that if I close the file before exporting to video, I have to amend the settings again and as you can imagine, if my presentation has over 30 slides, this is a real pain. If Microsoft could fix this, it would be really beneficial to me.