Using PowerPoint to create complex illustrations.
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New “Office on a Stick” from Corel.
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When you’re giving a speech, you may wish you had a teleprompter, but these can cost thousands of dollars.
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A free program called Flypaper is a fast and easy way to post slide shows to the Web. The results look much the same as any presentation created with Microsoft’s PowerPoint, which is certainly not free.
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We reduced a 21 megabyte PowerPoint presentation on travel to Guatemala to 1 megabyte by using a Windows utility called PPTminimizer.
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We’ve looked at several books on using PowerPoint, and by far the best is this one from Peachpit Press. It’s called “How to Wow With PowerPoint” by Richard Harrington and Scott Rekdal, and it’s $40 from Peachpit.com.
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Company reps often show their products to journalists and customers through really boring “PowerPoint” presentations. The story typically starts somewhere around “when man discovered fire” and is then followed by lots of bullet points. Bob often tells them if they don’t cut it short he’s going to have to kill them.
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