Visit the following sites to benefit from the experiences of others and to share your own experiences:

• PowerPoint discussion groups  — also known as "newsgroups" — are a quick and free way to get answers from other users and experts. You can also learn from the questions other users ask and the answers they get.
• Community templates are templates that are created and submitted by people like you. If you submit a PowerPoint 2007 template to Office Online, others can benefit from your expertise, and you can showcase your work. If you have a question about a template, you can turn to the template discussion group for the answer.
• PowerPoint MVPs are seasoned PowerPoint experts who can provide tips and ideas when you need to solve a technical problem. You can often find many MVPs in the PowerPoint discussion groups.
• MVPs.org is an independent Web site that is managed by MVPs. It lists a variety of useful links that are provided by individuals associated with the Microsoft MVP program.
• The PowerPoint FAQ lists frequently asked questions so that you can find answers fast. You will find PowerPoint Help, templates, tips, add-ins, how-tos, links, and much more.
• Professional Training Technologies is a professional organization that specializes in developing PowerPoint training programs and presentations.
• If you can't find what you need from other users, you can contact a customer support representative by e-mail, chat, or phone.

"I stumbled onto the PowerPoint discussion group a number of years ago. I can't imagine a better place to find answers to PowerPoint-specific questions. The level of expertise is amazing, and the sense of community awesome. Now, even as an expert contributor, I am always learning new and exciting things."

 — Glen Millar, PowerPoint MVP