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You can insert a live Excel spreadsheet onto a slide so that you can use Excel while in Slide Show view. There are other ways to get Excel data onto a slide, so why would you want an active Excel spreadsheet? Let’s say that you’re presenting some results of your financial analysis and your [...] A friend asked me, “How can I link to another presentation and use my remote to get to that presentation?” Here’s the problem. You can easily link any shape to another presentation by hyperlinking it. I have instructions in my tip, “Link to other presentations and return to the original presentation.” But to activate [...] I presented at the Outstanding Presentations Workshop on “Present Interactively–Your Audience Expects It!” What is the back channel? One of my topics was the back channel. The back channel is what your audience is saying behind your back, or perhaps at the back of the room. These days, they usually make their comments using [...] Have you ever started a presentation, gotten into a discussion with your audience, and found that your laptop went into hibernation because you stopped moving the mouse? It has happened to me and it’s embarrassing!
It looks as dead as a doornail! Mouse Jiggler to the rescue! Enter Mouse [...] At the 2nd session of Outstanding Presentations Workshop, Cliff Atkinson presented on “Speaking from Presence: How to let go of notes and speak from the heart.” Some of the points he made: Research shows that people make decisions emotionally and back them up with data Emotion isn’t on the slide; it’s in your heart [...] PowerPoint is the standard for slide show software, but what if you can’t afford it? There are many free PowerPoint alternatives available either as a download or as a web-based service. This will be a multi-part blog post covering the following products (or more): PowerPoint Online (Microsoft Office Web Apps) ZohoShow Google Docs OpenOffice.org [...] A subscriber ask me how she could create a printed handout that contains only some of the slides in the presentation. She wanted to create a handout with 3 slides per page. Here are the steps: For PowerPoint 2010 Choose File> Print In the Settings area, the first item will say Print All Slides. [...] |
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