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Color Schemer Studio is an intuitive application that lets you play with all sorts of color combinations. As long as you choose from any of the color choices that this product offers, you can be reasonably sure that your finished color scheme will be based on scientific color principles.
Read this Indezine review to learn more.
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We wanted all Indezine readers to get a feel of the “people pulse” at PowerPoint Live. Being part of each PowerPoint Live event, we could tell you how information, ideas, and inspiration flow from one person to another. We could also tell you about the amazing feat that Rick Altman performs flawlessly as a host at each of these events.
Or even better, we could share some pictures with you.
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Business Objects is providing Indezine readers with special pricing on their Xcelsius Standard charting application that integrates with PowerPoint to allow interactivity. Normally, the product retails for $195, but until March 31st, 2016 you can use this link to buy the product for just $99; that’s a saving of $96 off the standard price.
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Impatica Inc. announced that it has commenced customer shipments of Impatica ShowMate, a solution that allows users to project PowerPoint presentations directly from their BlackBerry devices.
Read more on the eMediaWire site.
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Ray Larabie became interested in fonts in the early 70’s when his grandmother gave him sheets of Letraset. He became so familiar with typefaces that, by the time he was 17, he could identify hundreds of fonts by name. Ray now heads Larabie Fonts and Typodermic.
In this interview, Ray discusses font usage in PowerPoint.
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