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Take-off PlanPoint is a free Microsoft PowerPoint add-on that enables you to show or hide slides in a presentation at specified dates and times. The product is currently a beta version.
More info can be found on the Take-off site.
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Add-ins
Tagged as: Kurt Dupont, PlanPoint, PowerPoint, PresentationPoint
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Stumbling blocks to using PowerPoint narration include incompatible sound cards, loose mic cables, multimedia properties wrongly set, and volume settings. Indezine helps you sort them all out, through this guest post by Indezine founder, Geetesh Bajaj on the InfoComm website.
Read the guest post on the InfoComm site.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Geetesh Bajaj, Infocomm, Narration, PowerPoint
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Often, you end up creating a presentation that contains 50 slides. Then you need to take the 20 most important slides from the presentation and save it to a new presentation. So, what do you do? Many users would delete the slides they don’t need and save the remaining slides to a new presentation. Only that things are not so simple – you might end up deleting an important slide and then do worse by overwriting the active presentation by saving the file.
If this situation sounds familiar, you need Ray’s File Extractor add-in. Let’s explore…
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Add-ins
Tagged as: Add-in, PowerPoint, Ray Blake
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Word of Mouth is the official blog of Articulate, hosted by Director of Customer Support Gabe Anderson. There’s a lot of good stuff to read.
Look here for the Word of Mouth blog.
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Companion Programs
Tagged as: Articulate, Gabe Anderson, Resources
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“There are an estimated 300 million PowerPoint(R)-enabled personal computers worldwide,” said Jim Reisteter, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Interlink Electronics, Inc.
“To this installed base, 24 million new business laptops will be added this year, effectively defining a global market opportunity for our new family of presentation products. Both the recently introduced RemotePoint(R) Navigator 2.4 and the new RemotePoint Global Presenter were designed using internationally approved 2.4 GHz wireless technology, allowing them to now be marketed throughout the countries of Europe and Asia, as well as in the Americas.”
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Hardware
Tagged as: Hardware, Infocomm, Interlink Electronics, Jim Reisteter, Opinion, Remotes
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