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Hi Arehman, I’m a research analyst at G2 for the education industry. Thanks for your question. Microsoft PowerPoint allows you to add 3D models to presentations in a very similar way to how you would add an image to the presentation. You will want to go to the Insert tab of the menu bar at the top of the screen, then click 3D Models, then “from a file” to select your 3D model file. You can then manipulate the 3D file within the presentation. Detailed instructions from Microsoft on this process can be found here: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/get-creative-with-3d-models-ec5feb79-b0af-47f6-a885-151fcc88ac0a#OfficeVersion=Windows. Hope that helps. Regards, Shaun Bishop Research analyst, G2

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Hey Lisa, Thanks for reaching out. You can move canvases and modules by grabbing the 4-directional arrow at the top left of these elements and dragging them into the bottom section of the folio. If you'd like to move an entire section from the top to the bottom of the folio, you can select the "change order" icon on the floating menu at the right side of each section and then choose to move it to the bottom of the folio. This section of the help center will show you more about using different elements in the editor: https://help.xtensio.com/creating-folios/ Feel free to reach out to use via the chat bubble in the app if you have any other questions. Best, Lauren from Xtensio

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