PowerPoint to DVD Creator

Microsoft PowerPoint has dramatically changed the way in which academic and business presentations are made. Suppose you need to create PowerPoint DVDs, aside from being very popular, the most common reasons that users want to burn PowerPoint slides to DVD are usability, portability, and storage. Since DVD is fast becoming the preferred video format for all kinds of consumer applications, as well as computer peripherals, saving ppts to DVD makes good sense for storing and sharing them with others. PC-created DVDs can be shown on other PCs that support DVD or on consumer DVD players. (and, of course, create some for your own archiving and enjoyment).Here I recommend presenters to use the PowerPoint DVD authoring and burning software.

What I mean by this is that instead of simply packing their presentation to a CD or DVD and thereby needing to transfer or install it to another laptop in an emergency, burn a true DVD movie disc with most of your content and narration record, so that your boss or your friends can show it on a standard DVD player or leave it behind for a client or audience after the show.The DVD movie disc can include an interactive menu linked to any video you want to present, and after you output your PowerPoint slides as still images (File > Save As and change the file type to BMP, JPG or TIF), you can import these into the DVD as slideshows. And with DVD/VCD, you can attach music and narration to accompany your slides show, which will really add to the ambience.A disc burned correctly like that in a DVD burner will play through most consumer DVD drives and is easy to set up connected to a computer monitor or even a large-screen TV.Many programs will enable you to create and burn such a PowerPoint DVD disc. At the low end there's ProDVD's PowerPoint DVD Maker. If you want a more practical tool, I recommend Wondershare PPT2DVD (http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com).

Lisa Janice, teaches, trains and consults on business and professional presentations and eCommerce related matters.

Screen Telephone Calls Over the Internet In Real-Time - ThePhoneBOT.com Releases New Version of Telephone Answering Machine Software and New Remote Client Application for Real-Time Voicemail Screening Over Networked PCs

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August 27, 2004 - ThePhoneBOT.com announced today the availability of ThePhoneBOT version 4.0, the latest release of its popular web-based voicemail retrieval software. Also released today is the new PhoneBOT Remote Client application, an innovative new technology that allows users to expand the Windows-based answering machine and voicemail screening capabilities to serve multiple locations over networked PCs. Designed to replace a standard home/office answering machine or telephone company voicemail, ThePhoneBOT and PhoneBOT Remote Client software is now available for download at www.ThePhoneBOT.comWith ThePhoneBOT version 4.0 software and a compatible voice modem installed on a user's PC, multiple Remote Client PCs can now be connected via an IP address within the home, or between home and office locations. When an incoming call arrives, ThePhoneBOT relays caller-ID information and streams the voice of...

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Microsoft Class Action Settlement in Minnesota - Submitting A Claim

Microsoft has settled a class action lawsuit with the state of Minnesota.
Based on this settlement software purchased between May 18, 1994 and March 17, 2003 may be eligible for a voucher that will provide additional monies to the claimant upon proof of both software purchase and a qualifying hardware or software purchase after July 1, 2004.
Windows or MS-DOS software is worth a $15.00 voucher while Microsoft Office and Excel is worth $23.00 Word, Works Suite, and Home Essentials 97 or 98 is only worth $9.00 The way it works:To submit your claim visit http://www.microsoftminnesotasettlement.com and file a claim either as an individual or business using either a standard form or a volume license form.
If you are lucky you will be filing an volume license form.
Simply fill in the information related to your company and a Claims Administrator will do all the research for you.

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Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center (NETPDTC) Pensacola Test TailWind Solutions Software for Offline Learning Application

San Mateo, California (ContentDesk) August 22, 2005 -- TailWind Solutions announced today that they have entered into a contract with NETPDTC in Pensacola, FL, to test a disconnected eLearning solution using the Tailwind product."We are very pleased that the Navy is evaluating our flagship software product, FieldSpace, for implementation in disconnected environments," said David Koehn, Founder and VP of Sales of TailWind Solutions. "Using FieldSpace, learning can be delivered, tracked, monitored, updated, and expired from any laptop throughout their fleet and to any number of Navy schoolhouses around the world."FieldSpace software will move offline any catalog of learning needed by users who operate in a bandwidth constrained or offline environment such as on a ship or submarine or remote geographical environment. The expectation is that implementing the Tailwind solution will expedite the deployment of learning to be provided to our fighting men and women around the world.NETPDTC chose...

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Keeping Your Writing Simple

he good folks who buy your how-to manual do not want to read anything complicated or hard to comprehend. They bought your manual to help them solve a specific problem, quickly, easily, and efficiently. You've heard the acronym "KISS" ? "Keep It Simple, Sport!" Obey this admonition and you can't go wrong. This isn't Hemmingway we're writing here, folks. Just the facts.

Write what's in your head, then fine tune it, but don't over-write! We're trying to clear the fog here, not contribute to it.Fortunately for users of word processing programs, there are a number of tools to help us in our quest for simplicity and clarity.In Microsoft Word, for example, under the Tools menu item, there's a selection for "Word Count". Clicking on this option will display (logically enough) the number of words in our whole document plus some other information about the document. More importantly, when you run the Spelling and Grammar checker from the Tools Menu, at the end you will get a display of...

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Microsoft Class Action Settlement in Minnesota - Submitting A Claim

Microsoft has settled a class action lawsuit with the state of Minnesota.
Based on this settlement software purchased between May 18, 1994 and March 17, 2003 may be eligible for a voucher that will provide additional monies to the claimant upon proof of both software purchase and a qualifying hardware or software purchase after July 1, 2004.
Windows or MS-DOS software is worth a $15.00 voucher while Microsoft Office and Excel is worth $23.00 Word, Works Suite, and Home Essentials 97 or 98 is only worth $9.00 The way it works:To submit your claim visit http://www.microsoftminnesotasettlement.com and file a claim either as an individual or business using either a standard form or a volume license form.
If you are lucky you will be filing an volume license form.
Simply fill in the information related to your company and a Claims Administrator will do all the research for you.

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New PlayerPal Release Supports Sweden & Germany Despite Fierce World Cup Rivalry

London, UK (ContentDesk) June 22, 2006 -- Shape Factory Ltd (an English company) has made a service release of PlayerPal 4.2 especially for Sweden and Germany, despite World Cup rivalry reaching an all time high.
With England facing Sweden in their group and the possibility of Germany in a later round, this gesture has been made in the name of sporting solidarity (and the beauty of world wide music remote control).PlayerPal is an add-on product for iTunes and Windows Media Player.
Install it on your music PC and then use it to control your music from any WiFi device with a web browser.
Search, browse and control your music from your couch, bed or office desk using a Sony PSP, PDA, laptop, Nokia 770, Phillips iPronto etc.
Think of it as a web based iTunes remote control (or Windows Media Player remote control if you prefer Microsofts player).The service release (4.21) fixes a few problems once faced by PlayerPals growing international fan base. <...

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