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1. Welcome to the it lab.
Advantages and Disadvantages of using the
Microsoft apps.

2. Advantages
• Explore the top seven benefits
of Microsoft Power Apps
below.
• Speed of app creation. Power
Apps accelerates app creation. ...
• Low-code and no-code. ...
• Microsoft and other third-party
service integrations. ...
• Business process automation. ...
• Low cost of app ownership. ...
• AI capabilities. ...
• Cross-platform access and ease
of deployment.
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3. Disadvantages of
using PowerPoint
Text-heavy slides. ...
Too many features can get overwhelming. ...
Most features usually remain unexplored. ...
Can affect reputation if not used correctly. ...
Requires downloading. ...
Files are not automatically saved. ...
Files often too large to mail. ...
A variety of errors can occur
PowerPoint can have slides that are often too large to mail

4. Microsoft App be
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Microsoft Teams.
Word.
Excel.
PowerPoint.
Outlook.
OneNote.
OneDrive

5. What is Microsoft??
Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational
technology corporation which produces computer
software, consumer electronics, personal computers,
and related services headquartered at the Microsoft
Redmond.
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Microsoft is the largest vendor of computer
software in the world. It is also a leading
provider of cloud computing services, video
games, computer and gaming hardware,
search and other online services.
Founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975, the
word “Microsoft” was coined from the merger of
“microcomputer” and ”software.” They produce an
operating system that is compatible with IBM's
personal computers.
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6. What is M.Publisher
Microsoft Publisher is a desktop
publishing application from
Microsoft, differing from
Microsoft Word in that the
emphasis is placed on page layout
and graphic design rather than
text composition and
proofreading
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What is PowerPoint
Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation program,
created by Robert Gaskins and Dennis Austin at a
software company named Forethought, Inc. It was
released on April 20, 1987, initially for Macintosh
computers only. Microsoft acquired PowerPoint
for about $14 million three months after it
appeared.

8. BYE BYE Bill Gates
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