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(c) Tony Frampton 2001
   used with permissionDon't know where to start to create a great PowerPoint presentation?  Don't know which graphics, colors and words to choose?  Going to just 'pick a template' and hope for the best?  Need help gathering, organising and creating content?


If your presentation is not getting the results any more, (or never did) loads of free help is just a click away.

If you have an exciting new product or service, or you need to win over your staff or colleagues, you need a presentation that does justice to your vision - start here!

PowerPoint can generate surprise, interest, admiration and enthusiasm for you and your subject right from the very first frame.  You can win the debate, the business, or their hearts and minds, but bullet points are not going to hack it.  I can help with both the presentation and the delivery.

Here you'll find loads of valuable help, some great hints and tips and even a few freebies to set you on the right track.

I am Steve Bell and I create great presentations.  Whether it's a 'PowerPoint Make-Over' you need or 'Total Event Management', relax - you've found the right place.  Click around and feel free to use whatever you find useful.  When you'd like to get in contact, Click Here.

 

New "Technology" Demonstration Online
In the 'Examples' section you'll find a new single-slide downloadable demonstration of the 'Timeline' and 'Custom paths' features of PowerPoint 2003. It is also a great way to show how the right sound track can make a sequence come alive. Watch it and you'll see what I mean.

The PPT 2003 viewer is all zipped up in the downloadable folder so you don't even need PowerPoint installed to watch it.

The file size is around 2.4mb, but that's mostly due to the viewer and associated bits and pieces being included. You'll find all the instructions in the 'Examples' page along with an exaplanation of the 25 Timeline cues and what they all do.

In the meantime, as I remember them, I'm adding a few useful "stories" you can use to launch a subject during your presentations.

There is one that deals with "Getting Things into Perspective" and another that can be used to open discussions on "Changing Company Policy" or ingrained habits.

Click through the "Hints and Tips" section to find the branch to 'Humour'.


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