personally i'm an acrobat fan. you get good looking results in all
colours. you can even embed javascript for the forward tab
functionality, and you get acrobat "full screen" option when doing
the actual presentation.
you can still hand out the presentation on a url.
tom
On 03 6:39 pm,
> From: USM Bish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
> To keep such presentations completely system inde-
> pendent, of late I have started using plain HTML.
Me too. My needs aren't all that sophisticated, but they
still look okay to me. For some (outdated) examples, see:
http://www.tir.com/~sorce
The nearest resembling Power Point would surely be
Star Office. If you are using your own system for
presentation this is quite good enough.
The problem which I have faced is not in actually
preparing the presentation, but during the time of
delivery of the presentation at external facilities
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