sam12

Build a see saw for an elementary school with class participation designing on a computer and the building "crew" communicating the process.

If I'm not mistaken it should embed them. It might be a preference/option so you should look into it. If it becomes an issue you should do what us web designers do; export the text as an image and use the image. Unless you want some fancy transitions (which usually don't add anything, just make it flashier not better) no one will notice a difference. Also, depending on the version of PowerPoint, you might want to see if it has an export to QuickTime feature. I don't know about PP but I know Keynote (Mac equivalent) has the ability to export it as a Quicktime presentation where you click to trigger the next action. It creates a large file, but suddenly it can be opened on any computer that has Quicktime, regardless of fonts or PowerPoint/Keynote. And the vast majority of computers have Quicktime these days.

The rendering makes the image turn into something realistic. It adds all the shadows, the lighting, the texture to the image. A simple perspective sketch is a basic outline with the basic principles of drawing like the VP to portray a basic perspective. Rendering and a simple perspective sketch are on the opposite sides

The first time yes, you have to change. But I would create a master page for any menus or logos. etc, that is on each page for the future. If using CSS, then its a DWT file.