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PowerPoint to YouTube with Windows Movie Maker

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Last Updated: April 19th 2010

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This tutorial shows you how you can create YouTube content with nothing other than PowerPoint and Windows Movie Maker. Works with Windows XP and Windows Vista only.

Follow these steps to get started:

 

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