You can use fewer words, better pictures, tweak the transitions all you want, but until you think of it differently from the start... you might just have a less bad PowerPoint screen. Use it fundamentally in a different way, and keep the focus on your overall presentation and YOUR thoughts. You know, where it should be anyway?
Check out the article and the author's demonstration of the technique. Mighty compelling way to set up a room.
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PowerPoint is the enemy!
Ah, but Grasshopper, "Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer."
~ Sun-tzu, Chinese general & military strategist (400 BC)
And after just installing iWork 08, it occurs to me that, "YES! ppt could not suck if it were +KEYNOTE+!" But yeah, kind of tangent to the original post.
Carry on, my wayward son.
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