SIGIA-L Mail Archives: Re: SIGIA-L: Alternative to PowerPoint
Re: SIGIA-L: Alternative to PowerPoint
From: Anders Ramsay (anders_at_mediafarm.com)
Date: Thu Dec 07 2000 - 15:21:00 EST
But why e-mail someone a possibly large presentation file when you can
instead just post it on the web and then just send the recipient a URL?
Flash is of course ideal for this, but Powerpoint actually also has a decent
"Save as HTML..." interface in which a wizard takes you through a range of
useful options. Furthermore, you can then have more control over ensuring
that the recipient is watching the most recent version of the presentation,
and are not burdening the recipient with constantly sending over new copies.
my .02
-Anders
On 12/7/00 1:08 PM, Adam Polansky at Adam.Polansky_at_raremedium.com wrote:
> Let us know what you think of it. PowerPoint's limited graphic capabilities
> are frustrating. It would be great to find an alternative. The only problem
> is portability. Emailing presentations is difficult without some kind of
> independent execution feature like Pack-n-go and even then people aren't too
> familiar with it.
>
>
> ADAM A. POLANSKY | senior information architect | rareMEDIUM
> vox: 214.742.RARE x255 | fax: 214.742.7274 | cel: 214.868.4157
> mailto:apolansk_at_raremedium.com
> www.raremedium.com
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: T.G. Dallas [mailto:tgd_at_fhw.gr]
> Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 1:37 AM
> To: sig i-a mailing list
> Subject: SIGIA-L: Alternative to PowerPoint
>
>
>> Has anyone got an alternative to PowerPoint to suggest?
>
> Last week I got Corel Presentations 9 in a computer magazine CD as an
> "unlimited time trial".
>
> TGD
>
>
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