NeoOffice too. I really don't need twirly nauseating text. I once had a
student group do their report on the eBay phenomenon. Yup, you guessed
it. EVERY SINGLE LETTER in the presentation was in a different color.
Every line twirled into focus. It was downright nauseating.
Oh, and here's a PPT presentation I make my students view every semester;
it's Peter Norvig's inspired setting of the Gettysburg Address in PPT:
http://www.norvig.com/Gettysburg/index.htm
Judy
On Sat, 19 Mar 2011, Kee Nethery wrote:
As much as I love Livecode, I use Keynote on the Mac to make my presentations
and it is really easy compared to powerpoint. Once I'm done I can export as
PowerPoint or PDF and find that works quite well. It's a really nice easy to
use tool for presentations.
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