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Corel seems to be unwilling to give up the fight against Microsoft Office, the planet’s most dominant business productivity suite. On Monday, Corel unveiled its newest alternative, WordPerfect Office 12, which will ship in late April.
“Most of the changes to WordPerfect Office 12, which consists of the WordPerfect word processor, the Quattro Pro spreadsheet, and WordPerfect Presentations slide-show maker are in the area of increased compatibility with Microsoft Office’s Word, Excel, and PowerPoint applications,” said Wendy Lowe, the suite’s product manager.
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We just released issue 38 of the PowerPoint Ezine.
We explore:
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It’s easy to bring in your Visio content into Word – depending upon what you want to import, you can choose a procedure that suits you best. While I’m using Word for these examples, the same techniques can be used to insert Visio content in Excel, Publisher or PowerPoint as well.
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As an independent management consultant and president of Sociable Media, Cliff Atkinson advises the senior leadership of some of the world’s largest companies on how they can engage the organizational phenomenon called PowerPoint.
These companies are beginning to understand PowerPoint as more than just a presentation tool, and are seeking answers to deeper questions about its organizational use.
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If you use Windows Media Player or any other player to create playlists of your favorite songs, you’ll love the new PowerPoint 2003 feature that allows PowerPoint to play your entire playlist. Actually, you can also design a cool presentation that makes your slideshow look like a jukebox – or if you are less adventurous or corporate, you could always use the playlist feature to play a series of musical clips in sequence. In this tutorial, we are using Windows Media Player playlists, but PowerPoint 2003 can also accept standard M3U playlists – most players can create and edit M3U playlists.
Read more about Media Playlists in PowerPoint 2003 here.
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