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Where is the Document Properties in PowerPoint 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and 365

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Quick find out Document Properties in PowerPoint 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 if you have Classic Menu

Classic Menu for Office is designed to bring back classic style menus and toolbar. With classic menus, you can take the same steps to get features in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 as those you did in Microsoft PowerPoint 2003.

Method A: View Document Properties in Document Properties Pane if you have Classic Menu
  • Click the File drop down menu in main menus;
  • Click the Prepare item;
  • Click the Properties item.

Get document properties pane with Classic Menu

Figure 1

After these clicks, you will view Document Properties Pane above workplace.

Document Properties Pane in PowerPoint 2010

Figure 2

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Method B: View document properties in the Properties dialog box if you have Classic Menu
  • Click the File drop down menu in main menus;
  • Click the View Document Properties… item.

View Doucemnt Properties item

Figure 3

After these two clicks, the Properties dialog box will pop up. And in this dialog box, you can view and change your presentation properties.

Properties Dialog box in PowerPoint 2010

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Get document properties in Ribbon if you do not have Classic Menu


Method A: View document properties in backstage view in PowerPoint 2010/2013
  • Click the File tab and open the backstage view;
  • Click the Info button on left bar;
  • At right side, you will view your presentation properties.

document properties in backstage view

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Method B: View document properties in Document Properties Pane in PowerPoint 2010/2013

If you want to view document properties in Document Properties pane as we described above, you can continue clicking the Properties button and select the Show Document Pane item after you have viewed properties in backstage view. Then you will get the pane as figure 2 shows.

document properties in PowerPoint 2010

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Method C: View document properties in Properties Dialog Box in PowerPoint 2010/2013

After you have view properties in backstage view, you can continue to clicking the Properties button and select the Advanced Properties item, and you will view the properties in Properties Dialog Box as figure 4 shows.

View document properties in the Ribbon of PowerPoint 2007

It's quite differtent in the File tab between PowerPoint 2010 and PowerPoint 2007. In PowerPoint 2007, there is no File tab. However, you can get the document properties from Office button:

  • Click the Office button at the top right corner;
  • Click the Prepare button;
  • Go on to click the Properties item.

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