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Date: July 31, 2010

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  Mazher

  in July 31st, 2010 @ 06:37

  Review by Mazher for PowerPoint Advanced Presentation Techniques
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  The title is really misleading. This book teaches all beginning powerpoint techniques. I browsed through the book. None of these techniques are advanced. How to rotate a text box. How to fill it with color. Who calls these advanced techniques. Not me.

  If you are lookong for a beginners book for powerpoint, you can give this one a try. For advanced book look for alternative.

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  Ryan J. Morgenegg

  in July 31st, 2010 @ 07:14

  Review by Ryan J. Morgenegg for PowerPoint Advanced Presentation Techniques
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  I bought this book because I wanted to find something that would take my work beyond the standard fair of PowerPoint presentations. I stumbled upon this book title just before its release and thought by the title that this was exactly what I was looking for. Advanced techniques would give me a book detailing the cutting-edge of PowerPoint. Boy was I wrong. A whole chapter on text placement? Other chapters detail creating an org chart, creating templates, and using the text tool. Does that sound like advanced techniques to you? Sorely disappointed in the book. My quest goes on for a cutting-edge PowerPoint book.

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  Ashley C.

  in July 31st, 2010 @ 07:52

  Review by Ashley C. for PowerPoint Advanced Presentation Techniques
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  I found this book to be just what I needed to go to the next level. Not only does it go into detail about features of the program, including ones I never knew existed, but it also gave me a lot of ideas for creating effects. For example, using custom animation on a stack of objects to make them appear and disappear in various combinations, and tying in music to individual objects as well as overall soundtracks from CDs.

  I liked how it took things that I have used a lot before, like text boxes, and then ran through everything there was to know about them, every little-known option and piece of it. Yeah it does have entire chapters on things that someone might consider a basic feature, but it covers those features in an exhaustive way, way beyond what any other book talks about for them, including links to Web sites with add-ins and articles to go beyond.

  This book will definitely have a place on my bookshelf for a long time to come. Any time there’s something I want to do out of the ordinary with PowerPoint that I’m not sure about, here’s where I’ll go.

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  Joyce Gonzales

  in July 31st, 2010 @ 08:22

  Review by Joyce Gonzales for PowerPoint Advanced Presentation Techniques
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  I was looking for an easy more in depth arena for power point, specifically how to cut small portions of a video and put them into the power point.

  However it did have very clear information.

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  Susannah Goodman

  in July 31st, 2010 @ 08:45

  Review by Susannah Goodman for PowerPoint Advanced Presentation Techniques
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  First of all, the comparison to Tufte’s book, or a recommendation as a complement in another review for this book is a joke. To those who don’t know what I am saying, Tufte tells everyone to stop using PowerPoint altogether, and this book would probably give him a headache.

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