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As a presenter, you are creating more presentations with more slides, but you are less than happy with the time it's taking, the quality of the results and the amount of time you get to rehearse. These are the findings of a recent survey of 750 profession.⻼皺欸/
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Clearengine Corp.'s namesake product converts Microsoft PowerPoint slideshows into viewable-on-demand Webcasts with voice narration.

A few years ago, when I was first getting involved with desktop DVD production, I realized that the DVD is an ideal choice for compiling and archiving professional presentations.

Although presenters can be guilty of many offenses, the worst by far is inflicting on others that barbaric atrocity known as "Death by PowerPoint."

Cropping an image is an excellent way to get rid of extraneous clutter or to highlight its subject. All image-editing programs include a cropping tool, but what if you want to crop an image after you see it on your slide? Microsoft PowerPointhas its own C.⻼皺欸/
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I RECENTLY ATTENDED A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL AT MY SON'S SCHOOL. THE PROGRAM THE CHILDREN CREATED CONSISTED OF A MICROSOFT POWERPOINT PRESENTATION THAT SHOWED IMAGES OF ALL 50 STATES, COUPLED WITH THE STUDENTS SINGING A MEDLEY OF "OKLAHOMA," "NEW YORK, NEW YORK," "CALIFORNIA HERE I COME," ETC. THERE WASN'T A BULLET POINT, OR A DRY EYE, IN THE HOUSE. THE EXPERIENCE LEFT ME THINKING ABOUT POWERPOINT, AT TIMES A PRESENTER'S FRIEND — AND FOE.

Microsoft PowerPoint has a lot to answer for these days. We've known for years that PowerPoint presentations can be boring, of course, and many critics have blamed PowerPoint for dumbing down the level of discourse in corporate America (which, as everyone knows, is why Bill Gates hardly ever refers to Montaigne or Schopenhauer when he speaks). But now it appears that in addition to being dull and dumb, PowerPoint may also be capable of killing people – or at least obscuring information that could keep them alive.

All too often, says speaker and PowerPoint coach Tom Bunzel, presenters put so much energy into creating their snazzy slideshow presentations, they forget to do the important little things that make a talk memorable and effective.

Creating a series of effective timeline graphics for your presentation might seem daunting, but it's far from impossible, says PowerPoint expert Geetesh Bajaj in his step-by-step illustration.