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If you work with tons of PowerPoint slides from clients, reviews, and samples like I do, you may soon land yourself into a slide nightmare. Slide nightmare is a state of slides (and mind) where you know that you do have the particular slide you want, but can’t locate the presentation deck that contains that slide! It’s time to invest in a slide management program like Slide Executive. In the past, I have reviewed previous versions of this program — and this new review will focus on improvements and new features since the core program is relatively the same.
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Concept Slides are ready-made slides that you can use to create opening and closing slides, or any other slide to illustrate a concept, relationship, or idea. Most of these are sets of ready-made shapes created in PowerPoint or imported from another source. All these concept designs are owned by Indezine.com.
This first-in-this-series sample comprises a six segment circle — you can change the individual segments as well as the thin do-nut shaped circle around the segments using fill techniques for PowerPoint 2007 for Windows and PowerPoint 2003 for Windows.
Download this free concept slide here.
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I found this cool video clip on creating simple graphics really quick using SmartDraw — these can be then used in your PowerPoint slides. Watch Daniel Hoffman take you through this walkthrough.
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Since there is no easy, intuitive way to create semi-circles in PowerPoint 2003, I already showed you three ways to create them! And now here’s one more way to do just that but this might be the easiest of them all. Thanks to PowerPoint MVP Echo Swinford who sent me these steps and allowed me to put them up on this site.
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This exclusive Indezine excerpt is from PowerPoint for Court, a book that has been the definitive manual for preparing and presenting digital material in a court of law since 2002. Used by universities, attorneys and government agencies throughout the world, PowerPoint for Court has now been updated in 2009 for use with the latest version of PowerPoint.
Here are couple of excerpts, reproduced here with permission from Herbert Rubinstein, author of the book.
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