The Best Fonts for Microsoft PowerPoint Plus PowerPoint Fonts to avoid

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Here is a list of the best PowerPoint fonts that will show up properly regardless of which version of PowerPoint your team is using (highly recommended!). • 🚀 UNLOCK the critical PowerPoint shortcuts trusted by industry leaders like KKR, American Express, HSBC, and more inside our free course here ► https://bit.ly/Learn-Critical-Shortcuts • ⚑ SUBSCRIBE to get our latest PowerPoint tips and tricks https://bit.ly/PPT-Subscribe-Today • WHERE WE RECOMMEND FINDING POWERPONT TEMPLATES ONLINE • ► https://bit.ly/Slide-Cow-PowerPoint-T... • ► https://bit.ly/Envato-Elements-for-Po... • To learn more about our PowerPoint training seminars, premium PowerPoint Speed Training courses, and other useful PPT resources, visit our website below: • ► http://bit.ly/PowerPoint-Speed-Training • To learn how to change your fonts on all your slides in PowerPoint (using the replace fonts command) check out the blog post below: • https://nutsandboltsspeedtraining.com... • The most common fonts (or safest fonts for PowerPoint) that will show up properly in PowerPoint, regardless of which version of PowerPoint someone is using are: • Arial • Arial Black • Comic Sans MS • Courier New • Impact • Georgia • Times New Roman • Trebuchet MS • Veranda • That makes these the best fonts to use if you are sharing your presentation with a lot of people and you aren't sure which version of PowerPoint they have. • Yes, you can use other fonts, or install your own custom fonts in PowerPoint, just be aware that they might not show up properly when using someone else's computer. That's because they might be using a different version of PowerPoint, or have a different operating system than you. • If you are just presenting from your own computer or you know that your clients or colleagues have the same exact version of PowerPoint as you, then you can safely use any font or custom font you like (as it will always be run from your machine). • The only time to worry about what fonts you are using, is when distributing your presentation to other people and you are not sure which version of PowerPoint they have or whether they have a mac or PC. • To learn how to replace all fonts in PowerPoint, see our other video: • • PowerPoint Change Fonts All Slides (S...

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