This page features several Microsoft Office subscriptions for Windows and Mac OS X that include PowerPoint. You can make a one-time purchase of Office for your home computer, or subscribe to Office for one or more computers for a monthly fee. Click on "Try for Free" to gain free access to PowerPoint for a 30-day trial period. After the trial period ends, your credit card will be charged the monthly subscription fee for Office. Go to the Office setup page at https://setup.office.com/ and enter your 25-character product key if you purchased Microsoft Office at an earlier date. The product key can be found in the confirmation email you received at the time you purchased Microsoft Office, or inside the Office product package. You must be signed into Microsoft to download and install PowerPoint. Select the option to register for a Microsoft account if you don't already have one, then follow the on-screen instructions to create an account. This opens the setup wizard, which you'll use to set up Office and PowerPoint on your computer. PowerPoint will be installed on your computer by default, since this program is already part of Microsoft Office. PowerPoint will open, and you can now start creating presentations.
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One-sentence summary -- Navigate to the Microsoft Office product page at https://products.office.com/en-us/buy/compare-microsoft-office-products. Select the option to purchase the Office package of your choice. Sign in using your Microsoft login credentials. Click on "Install," then select the option to save the Microsoft Office installation file to your computer. Double-click on the Office installation file. Follow the on-screen instructions in the Office installer to install the application suite. Click on the Start menu when the setup wizard informs you installation is complete. Type "PowerPoint" into the search bar, then select the program in search results.

Q: Find a currency exchange counter or ATM to pull out money in Jordan's currency, the Jordanian dinar. The exchange counter may charge as small fee to process the currency exchange. The ATM may also require a small fee. To avoid fees, exchange your country's currency for JD before you leave for Petra. Many banks offer free currency change if you are their customer. Having the local currency allows for easier and faster payment for transportation like buses, taxis, and shuttles. If you want to buy souvenirs and goods from local vendors, having the local currency will allow you to haggle for a price more easily. Once you arrive at the airport, and before going through customs, you will most likely need to obtain a travel visa in order to enter the country. You will need to show the immigration officer your passport and plane tickets to prove your stay is for a visit and not business. If you cannot find the immigration desk, go to the customer service desk and ask for someone to direct you. Citizens from Bahrain, Egypt, Hong Kong, Japan,Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Vatican and Yemen do not require a visa for entry. Citizens from other countries need a visa. You will need to fill out a declaration form prior to going through the customs desk. These will be available near the immigration desk. Provide the customs agent with your declaration form, passport, visa, and plane ticket. Do not bring anything that is prohibited through customs. There are regulations for what you can bring in to the country related to alcohol, gift dollar amounts, tobacco products, and more. Make sure to look up the regulations. Depending on the airport you are coming from, the distance and cost for transportation will vary. Make sure to purchase physical maps to guide your way as you may not have phone service. Take King's Highway to see a couple sites along the way. The drive will take longer than if you stay on the highway, but the views are worth it. Jordanians drive on the right-hand side of the road. Road signs are in Arabic and English. It should cost about 40 Jordanian dinar ($56.42) from Amman to Petra and about 25 Jordanian dinar ($35.26) from Aqaba to Wadi Musa where the Petra visitor center is located. If you're travelling from the Amman airport, you can also take a short taxi ride to the Mujamaaa Janobi bus station where you can catch a bus between 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM for 5 Jordanian dinar. If you receive a higher quote for the trip from the driver, you can choose to haggle or accept their price. If you are travelling from the Aqaba airport, you can also take a taxi to the Mojamaa albassat bus stop and catch a 2 hour bus ride to Wadi Musa.
A: Get some of the local currency, Jordanian dinar (JD). Buy a visa at the airport's immigration desk using Jordanian dinar. Go through customs before exiting the airport. Drive from the airport to Wadi Musa using a rental car for a great road trip. Take a taxi or public bus if you don't want to drive.

Article: If you've noticed some signs that your friend might have a crush on you, it's important to give some thought to the way that you feel before you do anything about it. Decide what you'll do for either outcome, before you actually do anything. Assume the answer is "yes," and that your friend likes you. Do you feel the same way? Would you like your friendship to be more than just a friendship? Assume the answer is "no," and that your friend doesn't like you. Might bringing it up make your friend uncomfortable? If you do like your friend and would like to be more, do you think talking about it might harm the friendship you do have. Just ask your friend. The best and fastest way to find out if your friend likes you is to just ask. If you've noticed more than a couple of the signs listed in the previous section, there's a good chance that your friend might like you. Sit them down, say, "We've been spending a lot of time together. I just noticed and I started wondering Do you like me? Do you want to be more than friends?" Even if they don't like you, if your friend is a true and caring friend, they won't be offended if you ask, or if you talk about whether or not you want to be more than "just" friends. If you think your friendship might suffer, and you're not interested in being a couple, then you might consider not asking. Don't worry about whether or not they like you and just continue being friends. If you've noticed some signs of attraction, but you're just not sure, then ask around. Talk to a trusted mutual friend who knows both of you equally. Say something gentle and kind, like, "I've noticed that ___ seems to be paying a lot of attention to me lately. Do you think there's something there?" Asking around doesn't mean "spreading rumors." Don't tell people that your friend likes you if you haven't talked to them first. If you suspect they do like you, and you like them back, then tell them. Take a chance! You never know where it could take you. And if you don't like them, and they are making you uncomfortable, it's also important to tell them. You don't deserve to feel uncomfortable, and your friend probably doesn't want you to feel uncomfortable either. Even if you don't like them back, it can be good to clear the air and be honest with one another. If you're made uncomfortable by your friend's advances, it might be important to spend some time apart for a while. If your friend does like you and you don't, or vice versa, it might make it hard to keep hanging out like you have been. It's sad to think that your friendship might suffer, but in some cases, it's important to spend a little time apart so you can stay friends in the long-term. In some cases, if your feelings are strong enough, it might be hard to stay friends like you used to be, if you feel differently about each other. You may find yourselves naturally moving apart from each other. That's ok. It's a big part of growing up.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide how you feel. Ask! Ask your mutual friends for advice. Tell them how you feel. Spend some time apart, if you're uncomfortable.