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Thoughts and impressions of happenings in the world of PowerPoint and presentations, continuously updated since 2003.
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More than a year before the final product ships, a pre-beta version of Microsoft Office 12 is revealing radical interface changes and user paradigm shifts that recall the overly ambitious Microsoft Office 97 update. Gone are the familiar File, Edit, View, and other drop-down menus; instead, major functions will be grouped into task-specific tabs at the top of the window.
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PowerPoint 2007
Tagged as: Office 2007, PowerPoint 2007
W2solutions, an innovation company in the wireless business today announce the release of HeadsetPresenter 1.5. The HeadsetPresenter is a unique Windows application that turns any Bluetooth Headset into a PowerPoint remote control. The HeadsetPresenter brings additional value to all Bluetooth Headsets on the market, unlocking a whole new and unexpected usage area.
More on the PR Releases Database site.
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Companion Programs
Tagged as: Bluetooth, HeadsetPresenter
It’s so nice to see Betsy’s blog go live. It’s called The Visual Lounge and its all about sharing ideas on the use of Techsmith products including SnagIt and Camtasia. I have known for some time that Betsy was going to launch this blog, but what you all should know is this will certainly develop into a great resource.
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Thoughts
Tagged as: Betsy Weber, Techsmith
PowerPoint. A good name, but all too often such presentations are anything but powerful – and totally pointless. Slide after slide, bullet point after bullet point, bland clip art after bland clip art glide by as the speaker drones on in bone-chilling monotony. Can PowerPoint presentations get any worse?
Rachel Lin discusses more with Nicholas Oulton on the IT AsiaOne site.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Death by PowerPoint, Opinion
During the design phase of your presentation, you may want to change the order of the slides to make your presentation flow more coherently. There are three methods that you can use to accomplish this task in PowerPoint.
Chris Curtis explains more on the BellaOnline site.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Techniques
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