Create New Content in Library

Available from Version: -

Operating System: Windows

empower® Add-in: Content Enablement

In the empower® Library, you can create new content, such as folders, from scratch.

In addition, you can create new presentations in the empower® Library.

Depending on your permissions, the library sections in which you can create new content to might vary.

Note

For further information regarding the permission concept, see Permission Concept.

Create New Folder

To create a new folder in the empower® Library, navigate to the section in which you want to add a new folder. Then, navigate to the group New in the navigation bar and click on the button New Folder (Figure 1129, “Button New Folder in Navigation Bar”).

Figure 1129. Button New Folder in Navigation Bar

Button New Folder in Navigation Bar

The folder is added to the respective library section. By default, the folder is named New Folder.

After creation, the folder is automatically added in edit mode. Therefore, you can change its name directly after creating the folder. To do so, enter the name and press Enter.

After saving the folder name, the library automatically reloads its content and sorts it according to your sorting preferences.

Important

You cannot create and save folders in the following library sections:

  • Favorites

Note

Alternatively, you can create a new folder by opening the parent folder's context menu in the folder tree or by opening the context menu in the empty item view and choosing the option New Folder (Figure 1130, “Option New Folder in Context Menu”).

Figure 1130. Option New Folder in Context Menu

Option New Folder in Context Menu

Note

If you create a new folder in the section User Library via the empower® Web App or via the Office Online applications, this folder will be automatically added under My Content to your User Library in the empower® Library for all desktop applications.

Note

You cannot save folders in the library section User Library. If you create a folder in the User Library, it will automatically be saved to its subfolder My Content.

Note

All user interface terms in the instructions refer to the empower® User Interface for PowerPoint. In Word and Excel, the user interface might differ slightly.

Note

For further information regarding sorting the library content, see Sort Library Content.

Create New Presentation

To create a new presentation directly in the empower® Library, navigate to the section in which you want to add a new presentation. Then, navigate to the group New in the navigation bar and click on the button New Presentation (Figure 1131, “Button New Presentation in Navigation Bar”).

Figure 1131. Button New Presentation in Navigation Bar

Button New Presentation in Navigation Bar

The presentation is added to the respective library section. By default, the presentation is named New Presentation.

After creation, the presentation is automatically added in edit mode. Therefore, you can change its name directly after creating the presentation. To do so, enter the name and press Enter.

After saving the presentation name, the library automatically reloads its content and sorts it according to your sorting preferences.

Note

Alternatively, you can create a new presentation by opening the parent folder's context menu in the folder tree or by opening the context menu in the empty item view and choosing the option New Presentation (Figure 1132, “Button New Presentation in Context Menu”).

Figure 1132. Button New Presentation in Context Menu

Button New Presentation in Context Menu

Note

For further information regarding sorting the library content, see Sort Library Content.

After its creation, the presentation is empty. You can add slides to the presentation using copy & paste.

To do so, copy a slide from the library that you want to add to the presentation. Then navigate into the new presentation and paste the slide into the presentation.

You can also copy multiple slides contained in the same folder and paste them to the new presentation all at once.

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