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Save PowerPoint presentation to PDF – PPT to PDF
Free press releases (press release), UK - NET v2.9.0.0 has now developed its own PDF rendering engine which enables you to save your PowerPoint presentations to PDF (PPT to PDF). Aspose. … |
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Seminars need reinventing to survive
Bizcommunity.com, South Africa - Something else that irritates delegates is the ubiquitous Powerpoint presentation. And the reason for this is that many speakers make the mistake of using … |
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Quick, do something
Canada.com, Canada - "Every day, it's meeting, meeting, meeting – PowerPoint, PowerPoint, PowerPoint – until we're all so stressed out and exhausted that who can be urgent about … |
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CS Odessa announces the ConceptDraw Office update release
prMac (press release), TX - ConceptDraw MINDMAP now has an improved Export to Microsoft PowerPoint and Keynote function. The PowerPoint export capability includes two modes of export … |
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Align Objects on a Slide in PowerPoint 2007
Infopackets, Canada - It makes your presentation look orderly and professionally when you have everything aligned nicely. It makes it easier to follow along while you are … |
I often see “Continued” or “More” in slide titles to indicate the slide contains a continuation of information from the previous slide. So the title looks like this:
But the “(CONT)” is not part of the topic and is distracting to the title. It takes more effort, but I recommend manually adjusting the font size of this special set of information to not be as distracting and to help provide a hierarchy of information. The adjusted text looks like this:
- Troy @ TLC
I often see “Continued” or “More” in slide titles to indicate the slide contains a continuation of information from the previous slide. So the title looks like this:
But the “(CONT)” is not part of the topic and is distracting to the title. It takes more effort, but I recommend manually adjusting the font size of this special set of information to not be as distracting and to help provide a hierarchy of information. The adjusted text looks like this:
- Troy @ TLC
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Research and Markets: 2007 Microsoft Office System – Essential …
MarketWatch - Teachers will learn how to best explore Microsoft Word, Access, Excel, and PowerPoint in the classroom. Maggie Niess has written this text to be most useful … New Review of the eDocXL Document Management Software |
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Write Your Report
Officer.com - We've all been through training like this: PowerPoint slides and a lecture, with videos embedded in some of the slides. The training is usually run off of a … |
Today, I’m reviewing SlideRocket , an online presentation tool. My review is mixed.
Let’s start with the good points.
It’s free. You can purchase individual or business accounts with more functionality, but the free account is fine for most uses.
The image quality is superb.
The user interface is fairly self-explanatory. PowerPoint users beware. It is nothing like PowerPoint .
You can add text, images, flash, video, audio, charts, shapes, and tables. You can even add some plugins.
You can animate objects and add effects (shadow, bevel, …