Hai
wasn't there a recent study on how power point and all programs like it
often miss represent the data that is been shown, or shows data in a
poor often miss interpreted way. And the misrepresentation of the data
is so severe in many cases (think he quotes a NASA engineering
presentation that totally missed a major flaw) that the true facts are
totally lost so as to fit within the format of power points layout.
Think it was on www.slashdot.org late last year.
On Fri, 2004-03-19 at 18:14, Bill Bennett wrote:
> I'd like to like to teach myself to make a presentation.
>
> People who know no better have suggested PowerPoint.
>
> The list of analogues ^{*} has:---
> 1) StarOffice Presentation
> 2) Open Office Impress
> 3) Kpresenter
> 4) MagicPoint
> 5) Kuickshow & gimp :)
>
> (I do not know the significance of (5).
>
> Has anyone any experience with any of these?
> That you can talk about?
>
> Regards,
>
> Bill Bennett.
>
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