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Sonia Coleman is the owner of the SoniaColeman site, an amazing site that’s got tons of PowerPoint content. Sonia is among the most active PowerPoint MVPs (Most Valuable Professional), and you can often find her in the PowerPoint newsgroups answering questions and resolving problems.
In this interview, Sonia discusses her add-ins, her site and lots of other PowerPoint stuff.
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Interviews
Tagged as: Interviews, MVP, PowerPoint, Sonia Coleman
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CaptureWorks announced version 1.2 of its PowerPoint cataloging, organizing and recreating tool – PointCapture.
Download an evaluation version.
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Add-ins
Tagged as: Add-in, CaptureWorks, PointCapture, PowerPoint
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If you are never really happy with where PowerPoint puts its buttons and menus, then don’t put up with it any longer! In this example, you can add the Align and Distribute menu to the Picture toolbar.
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PowerPoint 2003, PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Customizations, Glen Millar
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Colin Adams is the president and founder of Indigo Rose Software Design Corporation, which develops innovative software products and multimedia authoring tools that are usedby thousands of corporate, government and ISV customers around the world.
In this interview, Colin discusses Indigo Rose and their new PowerPoint related products. He also speaks about their support infrastructure and how he uses PowerPoint. Read more.
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Tagged as: Add-in, Colin Adams, Interviews, PowerPoint
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Protestant churches are tending to become more contemporary, with the use of electronic media like PowerPoint presentations growing more popular, a survey shows. The survey by Ellison Research, a Phoenix-based marketing research company, asked clergy whether the overall style of worship in their congregation had changed in the last five years.
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