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Microsoft Powerpoint Integration

The short answer: open PowerPoint, click into speaker notes or slide text box, press ⌃+⌥+R (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+R (Windows), speak for 30-90 seconds, and AICHE inserts formatted content for your presentation.

Typing comprehensive speaker notes with talking points, statistics, and examples takes 2-3 hours for a 30-minute presentation, creating unnecessary friction between slide design and content creation.

1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint with your presentation.
2. Click into the speaker notes section below slides or into a text box on the slide itself.
3. Press your AICHE hotkey to start recording.
4. Speak your content naturally (example for speaker notes: "opening slide start with story about customer who saved 40 hours per month after implementing our solution, mention their team size was 8 developers working on microservices architecture, transition to pain point explanation about manual deployment processes taking 3 hours each release, reference survey data showing 67 percent of teams struggle with deployment automation, set up the problem before revealing our solution on next slide").
5. Press the hotkey again - AICHE transcribes and inserts the text.
6. Format slide content or continue to next slide.

Heads-up: PowerPoint speaker notes support unlimited text length. Dictate detailed talking points, statistics sources, and backup explanations for Q&A without worrying about space constraints.

The pro-tip: dictate speaker notes while designing slides in real-time. As you place each element on the slide, immediately speak what you'll say about it. This creates natural presentation flow and prevents the disconnect between visual design and verbal delivery.

Result: creating speaker notes for a 20-slide deck that takes 90 minutes of typing becomes 25 minutes of dictation, and your presentations feel more natural because notes match how you actually speak.

Do this now: open PowerPoint, select a slide with minimal speaker notes, click into the notes section, press your hotkey, and dictate everything you'd say when presenting this slide including examples, transitions, and potential audience questions.