Thoughts and impressions of happenings in the world of PowerPoint and presentations, continuously updated since 2003.
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First, check out this tutorial on using media playlists in PowerPoint 2003. You can also use the same trick in PowerPoint 2007.
Glenna Shaw, Microsoft MVP says how cool this is for looping presentations. Follow these remaining directions for looping music. Just treat the “movie” like a sound!
Thank you, Glenna!
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Audio and Video
Tagged as: Audio, Glenna Shaw, Movies, Multimedia, PowerPoint, Sounds, Video
This book extract from Step Up to the Mic is an Indezine exclusive with permission from Rodney Saulsberry and Tomdor Publishing.
In a series of no-brainer inspirational chapters, Rodney explains the voice-over sphere in a simple, uncomplicated manner that will be useful to both beginners and professionals.
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Books
Tagged as: Books, Rodney Saulsberry, Sounds
Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit released Tuesday the Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac 11.3.1 Update. The company said that the update includes security and stability enhancements, but stressed that it includes, fixes for vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to overwrite the contents of your computer’s memory with malicious code.
Read more on the Mac Observer site.
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Microsoft Office
Tagged as: Microsoft Office, Office for Mac, PowerPoint, PowerPoint 2004, Updates
…sending greetings as a PowerPoint slide attached to an e-mail would be cheaper and reach more clients. This year NMG will e-mail 400 clients — about twice as many as before — at virtually no cost.
Are old-fashioned greeting cards being replaced by PowerPoint cards? Read more on the CentreDaily site.
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Case Studies
Tagged as: Case Studies, PowerPoint
Ellen Finkelstein, author of the upcoming How To Do Everything with PowerPoint 2007 has been working around the limitation of automatic timed sounds not playing when a hyperlinked slide is accessed for the second time.
Look at this page to learn more about her workaround.
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PowerPoint 2007
Tagged as: Ellen Finkelstein, PowerPoint 2007, Tutorials
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