Adding Developer Tab back in the Menu Ribbon

Q

How to add the Developer tab back to the menu ribbon? I heard that PowerPoint supports macros and Visual Basic programming using the Developer tab. Why I don't see the Developer tab in the menu ribbon?

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A

By default, the Developer tab is turned off in PowerPoint. But you can add the Developer tab back to the menu ribbon is 4 steps:

1. Click the "File > Options" menu You see the PowerPoint Options dialog box showing up.

2. Select "Customize Ribbon".

3. Go to the "Main Tabs" list on the right side.

4. Check "Developer" to turn on the Developer tab.

5. Click "OK" to save the changes.

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