Compare Microsoft PowerPoint and Windows Movie Maker 
Microsoft PowerPoint vs Windows Movie Maker
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Windows Movie Maker easier to use. However, Microsoft PowerPoint is easier to set up and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Microsoft PowerPoint overall.
- Reviewers felt that Microsoft PowerPoint meets the needs of their business better than Windows Movie Maker.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Microsoft PowerPoint is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Microsoft PowerPoint over Windows Movie Maker.
PowerPoint is ubiquitous, easy to use with a minimum of design training, and a leader in the Presentation Segment. From my perspective, it has become the tool of choice for my career. While I've also mastered Keynote, and to a lesser extent Flash for my...
It has limits and its finicky. You can not easily manipulate things which sucks and I feel like I always have to google how to do things, and its always some back woods way that doesn't make sense.
Simplicity, ease-of-use and essentially zero-cost are the features I most enjoy. As most of the computers in the company run Windows, it makes sharing much easier than having to make different videos to suit different platforms, This saves me time as well...
I can't help but to compare it to imovie which is what i use at home. I like imovie better than movie maker because of the quantity of functions i can use. Movie maker doesn't have a lot of the effects and tools that i have become accustomed to using on...
PowerPoint is ubiquitous, easy to use with a minimum of design training, and a leader in the Presentation Segment. From my perspective, it has become the tool of choice for my career. While I've also mastered Keynote, and to a lesser extent Flash for my...
Simplicity, ease-of-use and essentially zero-cost are the features I most enjoy. As most of the computers in the company run Windows, it makes sharing much easier than having to make different videos to suit different platforms, This saves me time as well...
It has limits and its finicky. You can not easily manipulate things which sucks and I feel like I always have to google how to do things, and its always some back woods way that doesn't make sense.
I can't help but to compare it to imovie which is what i use at home. I like imovie better than movie maker because of the quantity of functions i can use. Movie maker doesn't have a lot of the effects and tools that i have become accustomed to using on...
