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A table of contents in PowerPoint can really set the stage for your reader or audience to see where the presentation is headed. Lets learn how to add one in this quick lesson. Lets start off with a blank slide here that we can add a table of contents to. Now Im going to come up to the view menu and choose outline view. This shows a simpler view on the content in our presentation. Im going to highlight here in the sidebar and copy it to my clipboard with Ctrl+C on Windows or Cmd+C on Mac. Now Im going to switch back to normal view. On that blank slide Ill just paste what was on my clipboard here onto the slide. Ive got all of the points that I need here. This is really how an outline can take shape quickly in Microsoft PowerPoint, as it carried through the basic outline of the content as a list. It might need some adjustments, but this is a great start. When you paste over the points from outline view, you may need to clean it up or add or remove points. Still, this gives you a b
