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  Saturday, January 16, 2010 – Permalink –

Slideshow Flash

PPT to SWF

"ANVSOFT Flash Slide Show Maker is a Flash album creator that will help you build animated photo slideshows with SWF file as the output format."

DailyFreeware.net
Photoaxe.com




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  Friday, September 12, 2008 – Permalink –

Create Your Own Screensaver

Choose your own images


Windows has a feature that allows you to create a screensaver from images saved in a folder.
You can use pictures you already have or use a PowerPoint slide show.


  1. Open the PowerPoint presentation. If you want to save a specific slide, select it in Normal view.
  2. On the File menu, click Save As.
  3. Select an empty folder or create a new empty folder in which to save your presentation or slide.
  4. In the Save as type box, click Device Independent Bitmap, and then click Save. You can keep the original presentation file name or create a new name.
  5. Click Every Slide or Current Slide Only, and then click OK.
  6. Your presentation or slide is saved to the folder that you selected. After you close your PowerPoint presentation, you will use Windows XP to open the presentation or slide as a screen saver.
    (Animations that you may have added to the original presentation will not play when you create the screen saver. )
  7. Close your presentation.




  1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Display, or right-click an empty part of the desktop and choose Properties.
  2. On the Screen Saver tab, click My Pictures Slideshow (Photos in Vista).
  3. Under Screen saver, click Settings.
  4. Under How often should pictures change?, set the slider at the interval you want between pictures, or, if you are making a single slide a screen saver, move the slider to Less (three minutes) to avoid a distracting flicker on the screen during the transitions.
  5. Under Use pictures in this folder, browse to the folder in which you saved the presentation or slide.
  6. If you saved a single slide, clear the Use transition effects between pictures and Allow scrolling through pictures with the keyboard check boxes.
    (screen saver transition effects in this screen saver option are predesigned and do not include the transitions that you set when you created the presentation.)
  7. Click OK.


To preview your new screen saver, on the Screen Saver tab, click Preview

Create a screen saver from slides



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  Tuesday, November 06, 2007 – Permalink –

Google Shows

Presentation alternative


Google Docs now has a presentation element.

You can create documents, spreadsheets and presentations online.

They're a bit restricted and simplexat this point, but you can also import files and convert them for sharing or publication.

Google Docs

Review of Google presentation



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  Saturday, October 20, 2007 – Permalink –

Acrobat PowerPoint

Convert PP to Acrobat


First, be aware that this is not for everyone. You may not have a need to do this, and/or may not want to shell out more software money.
This requires Adobe Acrobat Pro, which runs about $449 retail.
(See: PowerPoint Viewer)


How to Create Slide Shows and Self-running Kiosks in Acrobat

"First, make sure you're using the right Acrobat software. With Acrobat Standard, you can add sound to documents but you can't import video clips. To create documents containing both video and sound, you'll need to use Acrobat Professional, which contains all the tools necessary for integrating media in PDF documents.

Acrobat is not a presentation-authoring program, so you'll need to use an application like PowerPoint to create your presentation. Some people use page-layout software to create presentations, but for animated effects, PowerPoint is the easiest tool for adding motion to both text and objects.

Add your desired animation and motion effects in PowerPoint before exporting to PDF. The visuals you create in PowerPoint display in an Acrobat viewer after PDF creation as long as you follow a few rules."


PlanetPDF offers other Acrobat tricks.


There is also:
Acrobat Reader Slideshow.pdf

PDFzone.com



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  Sunday, May 13, 2007 – Permalink –

Classroom Ideas

Ideas and tutorials



If you're looking for student projects and tutorials involving PowerPoint and more, look here:

PowerPoint - Creating Classroom Presentations

More information is located at:
EducationWorld.com


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  • original content, including lesson plans, practical information for educators, information on how to integrate technology in the classroom, and articles written by education experts;
  • site reviews;
  • daily features and columns;
  • teacher and principal profiles;
  • Wire Side Chats with the important names in education;
  • employment listings.




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  Thursday, March 01, 2007 – Permalink –

Happy [blank] Day!

Use Office for more than the office


Microsoft provides a step by step on how to create a message for any occasion, using PowerPoint.
"Microsoft PowerPoint is a robust tool for creating powerful presentations. But you can also use PowerPoint to create multimedia cards to send in e-mail to friends and family - perfect for vacations, holidays, and numerous other occasions.

With PowerPoint, you can easily personalize the colors and design, include your own videos and photos of the family, and choose just the right message for each recipient."


Create a greeting card in PowerPoint



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