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Keynote for iOS: Updates That Presenters Will Love: Tom Negrino, author of Keynote for iPad: Visual QuickStart Guide, takes us on a spin through the impressive new and updated features in Keynote for iOS that deliver more power and versatility to this mobile presentation program.; Continue reading...; By Tom NegrinoAug 25, 2011

Transform Dull PowerPoint Presentations With Keynote: Richard Harrington and the experts at RHED Pixel show you how to bring those boring PowerPoint presentations into Keynote and turn them into animated, self-running slideshows that will keep your audiences engaged.; Continue reading...; By RHED Pixel, Richard HarringtonDec 28, 2007

Getting the Type Right: Tips for Working with Text in PowerPoint 2007: Author Tom Negrino explains how to work with text in PowerPoint 2007 using step-by-step instructions and plenty of screen shots.; Continue reading...; By Tom NegrinoNov 21, 2007

Photos & Graphics: Selecting & Preparing Images for Your PowerPoint Presentation: Richard Harrington and Scott Rekdal explain all about prepping your images for your presentation, from choosing the best file format to resizing to getting images from other sources (like digital cameras).; Continue reading...; By Richard Harrington, Scott RekdalMar 30, 2007

Doin' the Pecha Kucha: From Indianapolis to Istanbul, in over 123 cities around the world, a new kind of entertainment is taking place in hip clubs and multimedia spaces. Pecha Kucha began in Tokyo, and it can be summed up very simply: Slide presentations where the presenter is given a chance to tell a story with only 20 images, each shown for just 20 seconds. That’s 6 minutes 40 seconds of fame before the next presenter is up.; Continue reading...; By Michael NolanCommentsMay 1, 2009; Topics: Design,Microsoft PowerPoint,Keynote,Productivity

Creating a Microsoft PowerPoint 2008 Automator workflow: Today’s Office 2008 Automator workflow is a PowerPoint workflow. First, you’ll be asked to choose some photos from your Aperture, iPhoto, or Photo Booth library. Next, the workflow will create a slideshow presentation in PowerPoint. Once the presentation has been created, it will be saved to the Desktop as a QuickTime movie. You could then e-mail the slideshow movie to a friend, upload it to your Web site, import it into iTunes and convert it for your iPod or iPhone, and more.; Continue reading...; By Ben WaldieCommentsMay 1, 2008; Topics: Apple,Operating Systems,Microsoft PowerPoint,Productivity

Getting to know Microsoft Office 2008's Automator support: Mac users are probably aware that Microsoft released a new version of Office back in January. The new Office 2008 includes loads of new features and options, including more than 90 Automator actions (which I actually developed under contract) for Entourage, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Using these actions, you can now integrate your Office applications together—as well as other applications such as iCal, iTunes, iPhoto, and Safari—to create simple automated workflows. Throughout this week, I will be discussing the Office 2008 Automator actions and giving you some examples of things that can be done with them.; Continue reading...; By Ben WaldieCommentsApril 28, 2008; Topics: Microsoft Word,Apple,Operating Systems,Microsoft PowerPoint,Microsoft Excel,Productivity

Guy Kawasaki on Presentation Zen: Guy Kawasaki’s blog is called How to Change the World. You’d expect nothing less from this irrepressible guy. He introduced the concept of evangelism marketing to the high-tech world with his focus on creating passionate user-advocates for the Apple brand. Now he’s evangelizing evangelism itself, as the chief advocate for WOMM—word of mouth marketing. And he’s just given some powerful WOMM to our own Garr Reynolds’ Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentation Design and Delivery.; Continue reading...; By Michael NolanCommentsFebruary 14, 2008; Topics: Design,Microsoft PowerPoint,Branding/Marketing,Productivity

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