Dear روان الدخيل
Thanks for using Microsoft products and posting in the community.
Regarding your use of PowerPoint for commercial purposes, I need to emphasise that you can use Office applications, including PowerPoint, for commercial activities such as making and delivering private lessons. However, when using these applications, you should comply with relevant laws and regulations and copyright policies.
In addition, you want to know your product information, you can follow the steps below:
- Open the PowerPoint application.
- Click on the File menu.
- Select Accounts.
- In the Account information, you can view your subscription type and product activation status.
The following points are especially important when creating content using Office applications:
- Ensure that the content you create is original and does not infringe on the copyrights of others.
- Your work should reflect independent creativity and should not contain any plagiarism, plagiarism or other infringement of intellectual property rights.
- In commercial use, especially the production and sale of educational resources, you should follow relevant intellectual property laws and regulations.
Before selling or distributing any educational resources, it is recommended that you:
- Study and understand in detail the copyright and intellectual property policies of your platform.
- Ensure that your work does not infringe the trade marks, patents or other intellectual property rights of others.
- Consider obtaining the necessary authorisations or licences, especially if your work contains third-party content.
If you are in any doubt about copyright compliance, it is advisable to consult professional legal advisors to ensure that your business activities are legally compliant.
I hope my information has been helpful and please feel free to contact us if you need further assistance.
I wish you the best of luck in your creative endeavours!
Best Regards,
Maxine | Microsoft Community Support Specialist