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Author: Geetesh Bajaj
Product/Version: PowerPoint
August 06, 2010
Unlike the Credits animation sequence that's built in within PowerPoint, this is different because you get a zoom in, fade, and movement effects
all at once -- and then the text descends and disappears! Keep adding any number of text boxes as you want and they will seamlessly animate
one after the other.
If you'd rather not do all this on your own, you can
download the free sample PowerPoint presentation here and use it as one of the slides in your
own presentation.
August 05, 2010
For almost a decade, Charles Wolfus has worked closely with scientists and executives finding ways to increase efficiency and optimize IT systems. For the past few years, he has been co-founder and CEO of Zinali, LLC, a San Francisco-based company dedicated to improving PowerPoint slide search. In this conversation, Charles talks about new improvements in their slideboxx 2.1 version.
August 05, 2010
Benjamin Radclyffe is Vice President, Product Development at DigitalOfficePro. DigitalOfficePro’s products include PowerFlashPoint, PowerQuizPoint and SlideServe. Benjamin joined DigitalOfficePro in 2007. He is a visionary and has extensive domain expertise in product development and the elearning ecosystem. In this conversation, Benjamin discusses PowerQuizPoint.
August 04, 2010
Auto FX Mystical Lighting and Ambiance 2.0 is a suite of 27 visual effects that let you stream natural light and shading, create shadows and generate atmospheric conditions such as rain, snow, fog, smoke and haze -- read this full review, an Indezine exclusive.
August 04, 2010
Much like the Triangles on Stage presentation but with one difference -- this animated slide uses actual pictures rather than shapes filled with
pictures. You can start by inserting just one picture on your slide, and then perfect the animation. When you are happy with the results of the
animation, press Ctrl+D to duplicate the picture and the animation is also duplicated -- now just change the picture. Repeat as many times as you
want to add more pictures.
If you'd rather not do all this on your own, you can
download the free sample PowerPoint presentation here and use it as one of the slides in your own
presentation.
August 03, 2010
In this issue of our newsletter, we give you free cartoons from Ron Leishman along with a free monthly subscription of his cartoons. In addition, look and download concept slides for clock animations and animated boxes. There are conversation features with Jim Confalone, Jamie Garroch, David Tracy, and Andy Zimmerman. Also read a book excerpt from Become a PowerPoint Guru. Finally, a special offer from Wondershare for their PowerPoint to DVD product.
August 03, 2010
Ron Leishman is a well known cartoonist who has had a long standing relation with Indezine.com -- we first featured him in June 2005. Ron Leishman is the owner of ToonClipart.com, a web site dedicated to providing original clip and stock cartoon images as as well as custom images in a variety of formats that can be easily used in PowerPoint slides and elsewhere.
Ron is now offering several cartoons free of cost to Indezine readers -- download this presentation that includes the cartoons. Copy these cartoons and paste them in your own slides.
August 02, 2010
This clock was created when I played around to discover a way to animate the clock hands in PowerPoint. Initially, the animations played differently in PowerPoint 2003, 2007, and 2010 mainly because how PowerPoint 2010 plays animations but with a few tweaks, it all worked well. Feel free to download and use these clocks, and I have included both a 1 minute and 5 minute timer. Each slide uses colors and effects of the Theme on which it is based so as soon as these slides are inserted in your Theme aware presentations, they will use the look of all the other slides in your presentation. Also explore the other extra slides in the presentation that show how the animation sequence progressed.
July 27, 2010
Jim Confalone, is a partner and creative director with ProPoint Graphics and is responsible for production operations. With a fine arts background, he got his start as a designer leading the graphics department at a boutique management consulting firm in Boston, Massachussetts. Prior to ProPoint, he also worked as a web, Flash, and graphic designer in the New York area. Mr. Confalone holds an MFA with Honors in Painting and Printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA Summa Cum Laude in Fine Arts from Amherst College. In this conversation, Jim talks about presentation design and his clients.
July 27, 2010
This exclusive Indezine excerpt is from Become a PowerPoint Guru, a book that details how management and strategy consulting firms develop business presentations. The book is authored by David Tracy, who has worked as a management consultant for 12 years. Here are couple of excerpts, reproduced here with permission from David Tracy, author of the book.
July 23, 2010
Jamie Garroch, Managing Director of GMARK Ltd., founded the company in 2009 to provide presentation professionals with software and services to alleviate the restrictions of serialized presenting. Jamie conceived the idea and has lead the development of the company’s first product for PowerPoint users, ActivePresentation Designer, which was launched in May 2010. In this conversation, Jamie discusses ActivePresentation Designer.
July 23, 2010
David Tracy has worked as a management consultant for 12 years. During this time, he worked at a number of firms, from strategy boutiques to global, full-service consultancies. His clients have included burgeoning startups to Fortune 50 corporations, spanning North America, Europe, and Asia; and across a number of industries, including high-tech, consumer products, life sciences, entertainment, and telecommunications. In this conversation, David talks about his Become a PowerPoint Guru e-book, and more.
July 17, 2010
This animated box is a square with a small glowing sphere that animates all four sides of the box separately uisng four each of wipe and motion path animations. Works great in PowerPoint 2007, but in PowerPoint 2010 the same animations happen a little faster! You can format the sphere and the lines as you want and the animations will still work -- download and use it in your presentations. For a nice effect, add a text box right in the middle of the square, and animate it to come after the square has already been animated.
July 14, 2010
Andy Zimmerman, is the vice president and general manager formyBrainshark – Brainshark's free site for creating, sharing and tracking multimedia presentations. Andy oversees strategy, marketing, partnerships and sales for myBrainshark and has been a driving force behind the launch of myBrainshark Pro Trainer, an eLearning offering that the company is announcing today. In this conversation, Andy talks about myBrainshark Pro Trainer.
July 12, 2010
Feature List Layout comprises three sample PowerPoint presentations -- one each to create a visual list for 4 features. 5 features, and 6 features. Scroll down on this linked page to see a small presentation on how you can use these concept slides in your next presentation -- as you can see, all the work is done for you. All you need to do is change the text and optionally change any Theme elements you want. All these concept slides are being made available in the PPTX file format that can be used within PowerPoint 2007 and 2010 for Windows, and PowerPoint 2008 and 2011 for Mac.
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