It's a fluid and easy-to-control interface pretty much everything is also drag-and-droppable. For example, you can show the design tools at the left, the editing area in the middle, and a preview on the right, or devote the whole window to just the editing area or the preview. Once you get going, the interface becomes a set of sliding panels that hide themselves when not in use. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 Review
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You don't need an Office 365 ($643.49 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window) subscription to get going, but you'll need a Microsoft account (easily obtained by signing up for an email account), and the app will automatically use the account of any logged-in Windows 10 user. It's a 62MB download, and I had it running on my Surface Pro 3 ($643.49 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window) in a jiffy. You get started with Sway by hunting it down in the Windows Store, Microsoft's answer to Apple's Mac App Store. In that sense, Sway shares traits of website creators like Squarespace and Weebly, though creating with it is much simpler. Both give you a simple way to craft your words and images into a well-designed, easily and appealingly navigable presentation that can be viewed on the Web.
But Sway is really an example of a new class of software that lets you create "stories," similar to the iPad-only Adobe Slate.
When I first saw Microsoft's new Sway app for Windows 10, I wasn't sure whether it should be considered a website builder, a photo-album creator, or something else. Many have pigeonholed Sway as a lightweight, consumer version of PowerPoint, and there's some validity to that.
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