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…or “s**t! I forgot my laptop!” It’s every presenters nightmare. You’re in a hurry, you get to the venue but then you realise you’ve left your laptop at home! How do you get out of this emergency? In short, a bit of planning up front. Read More …
…the easy way! It’s a common problem in PowerPoint. You want a logo (or some other graphic) in the corner of every slide and you have a lot of slides! Do you have to copy and paste it on each one? The short answer Read More …
So how do you keep track of all those complex animations you’ve just applied? After all, when you realise you can animate everything – things can get a bit hard to follow! For example, a slide like this that has multiple images of devices Read More …
Stock imagery is ok really, but the problem is everyone is using it. (You know the thing, pictures of attractive young people wearing suits who don’t really look all that realistic!) Using stock imagery is easy, right? (And getting quite expensive by the way). However, Read More …
A kiosk presentation is very useful when you need a series of PowerPoint slides to repeat around over and over again. Typically, you might use them at a conference stand, sales stand or in any situation where you need messages to repeat to an audience Read More …