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Thoughts and impressions of happenings in the world of PowerPoint and presentations, continuously updated since 2003.
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PowerPoint and Presenting Glossary
Journalists can download a free seven-page Article Resource Kit from Steve Hards of Perspector. This kit is full of ideas to get you writing about PowerPoint. Why? PowerPoint is everywhere, in all walks of life from business and politics to leisure and religion. Writing about it shows you are in touch with the everyday concerns of your readers. Offering them a different angle will set you apart.
Download the kit from the Perspector site.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Perspector, PowerPoint, Resources, Steve Hards
At the occasion of CeBIT, Europe’s leading multimedia associations announce the Winners of the European Seal of Excellence in Multimedia 2005. This time, Take-off’s DataPoint won the Gold Seal award. DataPoint interfaces PowerPoint with databases.
Read more on the PresentationPoint site.
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Add-ins
Tagged as: Awards, DataPoint, Kurt Dupont, PresentationPoint
Joye Argo spent a number of years in corporate marketing and advertising for the education and healthcare sectors. She was a national account executive for a Fortune 500 firm before starting her own company providing research consulting to large direct marketing firms. Joye is a principal and Vice President of Business Development at Studio F Productions.
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Interviews
Tagged as: Interviews, Joye Argo, PowerFinish, PowerPoint, Templates
You wouldn’t expect this kind of packed house for a normal PowerPoint presentation. Chalk it up to the presenter. Sporting a black suit, two-toned shoes, and a matching belt buckle — he began his lecture, My name is David Byrne. This is going to be an introduction to PowerPoint.
Read more on The Seattle Times site.
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Case Studies
Tagged as: Case Studies, David Byrne, PowerPoint
Microsoft Corp.’s Mac Business Unit (Mac BU) on Monday announced the release of Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Update 11.1.1. The update includes improvements to Excel add-in calculation, improves stability for PowerPoint and Word, adds support for new device drivers, and improves the appearance of imported graphics.
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Microsoft Office
Tagged as: Apple Mac OS X, Mac, Microsoft Office, Office for Mac, PowerPoint 2004
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