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| A presentation program, also known as presentation graphics, links together a sequence of slides containing text and graphics. A slide show might be used for a sales presentation or for training or to enhance any kind of speech. A presentation program includes a number of tools for creating graphics that are quite useful. High-end programs can add sound and video to the slides.
Three slides from a presentation Examples of presentation software: Microsoft PowerPoint, Corel Presentations, Lotus Freelance Graphics, Harvard Graphics, Open Office Impress
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Example of a PresentationThe slides that make up the presentation Chap1.ppt are shown below. This presentation was written in 1996 as a part of a review for students. There are 10 slides, but the slides are revealed in parts. When you actually go through the presentation, it takes 1 click to change to a new slide or to reveal a new part of a slide. Slide sorter view of
presentation in PowerPoint Do It!You can experience the slide show right here! The inline frame below will be your viewing screen. Detailed directions are below the inline frame.
Do It!- HTML version of a
presentation if you do not have PowerPoint
Detailed directions:
Each slide is a web page and has to download each graphic. Be patient. This is not exactly like the normal presentation, but it is close. (This version uses JavaScript to change the slides. It works in Internet Explorer but may not work in another browser. Some browsers will not display the navigation buttons.)
For a full set of lessons on presentations, see
Working with Presentations
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