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Read articles on presenting and PowerPoint by several guest authors.
Author: Geetesh Bajaj
Product/Version: PowerPoint
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PowerPoint to DVD with TechSmith Camtasia - 1 of 3
PowerPoint to DVD with TechSmith Camtasia - 2 of 3
PowerPoint to DVD with TechSmith Camtasia - 3 of 3
Create a Presentation the Steve Jobs Way
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How to Gain Control of Your PowerPoint Culture
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The Benefits of Converting PowerPoint to Flash
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Five Tips for Displaying Numbers on PowerPoint Slides
Choose Colors for your Presentation Slides
Learn more about using copyrighted content in presentations
Survey Shows How to Stop Annoying Audiences With Bad PowerPoint
PowerPoint Backgrounds without Photoshop
More content by Ellen Finkelstein >
Should You Jump Slides in PowerPoint?
Should You Create Widescreen Slides
Checklist for Delivering Presentations
Checklist for Creating Presentations
PowerPoint Microphones: The Favorites
PowerPoint is not Word or Excel
Compressing Pictures in PowerPoint
Cross Platform PowerPoint - Moving your presentation between PCs and Macs
11 Steps To Presentations - Part 1
11 Steps To Presentations - Part 2
11 Steps To Presentations - Part 3
11 Steps To Presentations - Part 4
This 11 Step series provides simple ideas to implement your presentation strategy.
Bitmaps and Vector Graphics - more about the differences between these types of graphics.
Color Combinations - Which color combinations work? And some color psychology.
Creating PowerPoint Presentations from Word Outlines
Creativity UnBlock - Creativity blocks can hinder the flow of ideas - how to overcome them.
Presentation Storyboarding - your presentation is like a story, it even has a beginning and an end.
Using Photographs in Presentations
PDAs, PowerPoint and Projectors
Take a look at the Online Rich Media Marketplace.
The Incredible, Accessible Presentation - 1 of 3
The Incredible, Accessible Presentation - 2 of 3
The Incredible, Accessible Presentation - 3 of 3
Craft Your Content with a KISS
Presenting Video in PowerPoint Presentations
Building an Interactive Public Transport Map Application in PowerPoint
Leverage Technology to Enhance Your Message
Design for the Close: Interactive Sales Presentations
One Picture May Be Worth A Thousand Headaches
Using Sales Meetings for Career Acceleration: 15 Black-Belt Meeting Master Moves
Enriching Online Marketing with PowerPoint Presentations
Consistent Color Palettes in PowerPoint
The Powerful Presentation Graphics Guarantee - Part 1 of 2
The Powerful Presentation Graphics Guarantee - Part 2 of 2
Advanced Graphics for PowerPoint, Part 1 of 2
Advanced Graphics for PowerPoint, Part 2 of 2
Flash movies within PowerPoint
Color Theory Basics discusses classic color schemes and their use.
Combining Colors in PowerPoint
Relational Presentations: The Alternative to Traditional PowerPoint
Visual Effects: Relational Presentation Part II
Dump that Text! Transform Your PowerPoint Slides into a Visual Feast (with Dr. Stephen Kosslyn)
Show Me! What Brain Research Says About Visuals in PowerPoint (with Dr. Stephen Kosslyn)
PowerPoint Rebellion (with Dr. C. June Maker)
Speaking Visually: Eight Roles Pictures Play in Presentation (with Andre Vlcek)
Selling with PowerPoint: Taking Control of That Critical First Meeting (with Andre Vlcek)
Ten Fun Ways to Liven up Any Presentation
Coaching Tips for Professional Presentations
The Brown Bag: A Lesson about Presentation Delivery and Perception
Advice from a writer’s point of view in Making your point more powerful
Create a Waterfall Chart in PowerPoint 2013
Bringing Training to Life with Avatars
Forget Color Theory by Devesh Khanal
Creating Break Time Presentations in PowerPoint by Dian Chapman
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