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Month: December, 2008

Improve Your Slide’s Charts

29 December, 2008 (18:45) | Slide Design | By: Mike

Types of slides that we often create are those that try to present data to our audience. All too often, this data is placed in a cluttered data table or worse, is presented in a narrative format. In most cases, a chart of some sort is the appropriate method of presenting data. However, there is [...]

Merry Christmas

24 December, 2008 (18:57) | Grab Bag | By: Mike

I’m returning to the land of the living after a cold over the weekend and blog content should start appearing again this weekend.  In the meantime, have a very merry Christmas. Watch more video games and play free games at WeGame.

PowerPoint 2004 vs. Keynote ’08 – Part 2

14 December, 2008 (17:23) | Grab Bag | By: Mike

In my last post, I looked at the basic features of PowerPoint 2004 and Keynote ’08.  This time, I’m going to take a look at the two applications from the viewpoint of someone preparing to or actually delivering their presentation.  I will also be looking at the various export options should you need to make [...]

PowerPoint 2004 vs. Keynote ’08

7 December, 2008 (16:53) | Presenting | By: Mike

Having read in books and online how great Keynote was and how the pros use it over Keynote, how could I not spend the $70 on iWork and give it a spin?  The version of PowerPoint that I have to compare Keynote to isn’t the latest and “greatest,” but as some may argue, with the [...]