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11/30/2007 07:04 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: muvee: Halloween in New Orleans
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This muvee was created with pictures clicked during PowerPoint Live in New Orleans -- Halloween coincided with the last day of the user conference. I imported some of these pictures in muvee and used their Halloween Horrors superStyle to create this video
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09/19/2007 10:10 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: muvee PhotoAlbum superStyles
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The folks at muvee released a new PhotoAlbum superStyle that lets you show off your photos (and videos) in three new styles: Scrapbook, Coffee Table Book, and Little Ones.
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07/23/2007 07:31 PM
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PowerPoint to YouTube with Windows Movie Maker
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This tutorial shows you how you can create YouTube content with nothing other than PowerPoint and Windows Movie Maker.
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07/19/2007 07:29 AM
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absolute powerpoint
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AbsolutePPT (or Absolute PowerPoint) is about distributing your PowerPoints in all possible ways. Be it through a streaming movie, or a DVD, or even any other way, if it concerns PowerPoint distribution, you can find it here.
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07/17/2007 08:17 PM
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powerpoint to movie
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There are things that should concern you even before you create a movie from your PowerPoint presentation. Do give these topics more than a passing thought or cursory glance:
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07/17/2007 08:51 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: AbsolutePPT: Before You Create a Movie from PowerPoint
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I just added this new article on AbsolutePPT.com -- this one tells you what type of housekeeping tasks you need to follow before you convert your PowerPoint presentation to a movie.
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05/10/2007 02:02 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: PPTmovie: The Indezine Review
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It's very often that users ask for an option to save their PowerPoint presentations to a movie format. And with media distribution options multiplying each day, this is one area that's a sore point with PowerPoint users since PowerPoint for Windows does n
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03/07/2007 11:21 PM
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A PowerPoint Blog: ALLCapture Review
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E-learning has made it possible for users to learn online at their own pace -- and tutorial movies can make this process even more interesting and real. The best way to create these tutorials is by capturing your onscreen activities with a specialized pr
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02/12/2007 12:08 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Insert Movies in PowerPoint
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This new tutorial on inserting movies in PowerPoint slides complements the earlier tutorial on inseting sounds that we put up last week.
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01/03/2007 12:31 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Convert VideoCD DAT Movies To MPEG
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The easiest way to convert the DAT movie files within a VideoCD disc to a common movie file format like MPEG is to use a free application called VCDGear.
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11/07/2006 10:53 PM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Closed Captioned Video in PowerPoint
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PowerPoint MVP Austin Myers has developed a step-by-step tutorial on inserting closed captioned video in PowerPoint.
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10/19/2006 11:26 PM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Cinematize: Conversation with Naoko Miyazaki
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Naoko Miyazaki is one of the founding members and the VP of Marketing and Sales at Miraizon. Before Miraizon, she held various marketing and management positions at software companies in both Tokyo and Silicon Valley, California. In this conversation, Nao
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10/19/2006 11:20 PM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Cinematize 2 Pro
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Cinematize extracts movie clips from a DVD -- then it saves those extracts into different movie file formats that can be inserted in PowerPoint. And now the folks who create Cinematize have launched a Professional version of the same product. So what does
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10/08/2006 11:33 PM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Place Text Over Video in PowerPoint!
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PowerPoint MVP Austin Myers loves to work with all sorts of multimedia issues in PowerPoint and now with a simple piece of code that he is giving away for free, you can place text over video in a PowerPoint slide! I have lost count of how many times I hav
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09/18/2006 09:07 AM
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A PowerPoint Blog: Focus on K-Lite Codec Pac
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What do you do when you insert a movie in a PowerPoint slide that refuses to play? There could be any number of reasons for it not to play -- but more often than not, it has more to do with a missing codec than anything else!
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