Question: [TechNet](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee837424.aspx) provides a nice set of instructions for configuring PowerPoint Services.

Excerpt:

> 
> 2) In the Central Administration Web
>  site, in the Application Management
>  section, click Manage service
>  applications.
> 
> 
> 3) On the Service
>  Applications page, click PowerPoint
>  Service Application
> 
> 
> 

Only one problem... There is no "PowerPoint Service Application" link present. Furthermore there are no Powershell commands related to PowerPoint available to me such as Get-SPPowerPointServiceApplication.

Can someone tell me where to find them?

Answer: 
I know this is an old thread, but having just found a great workaround in the Microsoft social forum, I wanted to share it here (the original post can be found [here](http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/0833985b-e9ec-4732-a66f-529969203425/view-all-resources-on-a-sharepoint-group-calendar-by-default?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious)):

Here is how I managed to get around the issue with the resource reservation calendar:

1. Create a new Group Calendar. In the More Options select "Use this calendar for resource reservations"
2. Once the calendar is created, go into the Calendar list settings. Click Title Description and Navigation. Set "Use this calendar for resource reservation" to no.
3. While in the calendar list settings, Click Change new button order and default content type. Check "Reservations" and set it to the default content type.

When you go back to the calendar it will just have the normal calendar ribbon without the buggy resource selection options. When you add a new list item, the calendar will be associated to the resource list and let you select the resources and detect their availability.
Moreover, in the normal day, week or month view, you will see all the reservations made. If you set a convention in naming the title of an event, you can easily see what resource each event is tied to.
I know this post was created quite a while ago but I will post my recommendation in case someone else comes looking...

I may be misunderstanding the question but there seems to be a simpler solution if all you want to do is look at a calendar and see what resources are being used. One way is to create a new view and make the title of the event be the resources column instead of the 'title' column.

If you use a week view instead of month view, you could actually assign the resources to be the subheading instead of the title so you could still see the actual name of the event too.

Another way is using the Week Group view where you can add resources at the bottom to view their availability throughout the week before you add events.