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Rick Altman is all set to host the third annual PowerPoint Live event this year in San Diego from September 25th to 28th.
In this exclusive Indezine interview, Rick talks about the upcoming PowerPoint Live conference.
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Events
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PlanPoint from PresentationPoint is a free Microsoft PowerPoint add-on that enables you to show or hide slides in a presentation at specified dates and times. Open your normal Microsoft PowerPoint presentation and specify for each slide when to display it. You can specify a period, a time frame, and on which days of the week when the slide(s) should be displayed.
Learn more and download a free copy.
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Add-ins
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Check out the exciting new features coming very soon in the next release of Camtasia Studio, including more interactive videos and easier video sharing. And if you purchase Camtasia Studio 2.1 now, you will receive Camtasia Studio 3.0 when it’s released for free!
Read more on the TechSmith site.
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Take a look at how PowerPoint MVP Glenna Shaw created the amazing Cinderella project (look under Just for Fun and Other Things). On the page, you’ll also find tons of other stuff.
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Whether you’re pitching an idea to the boss or teaching geography to a class of fifth-graders, you can’t beat an electronic slideshow. PowerPoint 2004 lets you turn text, graphics, sounds, and movies into dazzling presentations that get your message across in high style. But what if you’re on a short deadline? Relax, and I’ll show you ten ways to use PowerPoint to put together slideshows that’ll convince your audience that you spent days sweating over your mouse and keyboard.
Learn more with Franklin Tessler, author of Office 2004 for Mac: The Missing Manual
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PowerPoint 2004
Tagged as: Books, PowerPoint 2004, Tips
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