First, download the add-in folder.
Extract it.
Depending on the add-in, you’ll see at least two files:
– [The add-in file]
– User Agreement
Read the user agreement before you proceed to the next step.
Copy the add-in file to your Add-ins folder.
On Windows, you’ll find it on
[C: \Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns]
If you don’t see AppData folder, go to “View” on your Windows Explorer, “Show” and select “Hidden items”
Open PowerPoint.
We need to turn on a few switches before your add-in can do its thing.
File → Options → Trust Center → Trust Center Settings.
Open Macro Settings.
Select Enable all macros.
Check Trust access to the VBA project.
Click OK.
Now hop over to Customize Ribbon.
Make sure Developer is turned on.
Click OK to return to PowerPoint.
Nice. Your workspace is ready.
Almost.
Go to Developer tab.
Open PowerPoint Add-ins.
Choose Add New.
Find **Easy Intro** (the add-in you downloaded).
Select the file.
Click OK.
The add-in loads.
A fresh new tab, **Easy Intro**, appears like a new tool dropping onto your desk.
Close the Add-ins window.
On Mac:
Copy the add-in
Open Go to Folder and search:
~/Users/[your_username]/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Add-ins
Paste the file
Open PowerPoint
Tools => PowerPoint Add-ins…
Click the + icon
Find your Add-ins folder, select **Easy Intro** (the add-in file) Add-in file and click Open
Select “Enable Macros“
Click “Turn Off” when asked “Do you want to turn off macro virus protection?“
Click OK to finish
And just like that, everything’s set up.
You’re ready to start creating.
