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If you can’t be there to present your PowerPoint slideshow, let Apreso help you provide “live” narration.
Tom Bunzel adds, “Presenting with Apreso is a breeze. The only glitch I’ve encountered was with one animated chart, which animated properly during the presentation but appeared as one unit in the final output. That brings up other advantages of this product. It’s a great rehearsal or practice tool: Show colleagues how you intend to present certain material, and then get their feedback. Rehearsing with the Apreso presentation is superior to PowerPoint’s native rehearse timings feature in that it also captures what you have to say, allowing you to hear yourself and how you come across before you take your show on the road.”
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