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When you're in presentation mode in PowerPoint 2016, if you press the minus sign on your number pad you can get a display showing all slides in your show. You scan through the slides and then quickly jump the one you want to shift to based only on the visual of the thumbnail slides.
PowerPoint 2016 includes a tool on the Insert menu which allows you to add a screen shot from any other window that you currently have open.
If you click on the option for 'Screen Clipping' you be given the option to click, drag and copy of particular section of a window . ..
The tool also lets you add a hyperlink to any active web pages (so long as it's open in IE), which can then be accessed in presentation mode.
Check out the add-ins for PowerPoint at http://www.pptools.com/. Among the many options is Image Export. Downwload and install the file and it will show up in the Add-ins tab on the ribbon.
It allows you to export either the entire presentation, or a range of slide to different image formats. Best of all for legal professionals it lets you choose a 'base name' or for us, a Bates prefix, and general production numbers.
