PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Teaser
Written By: admin on March 4, 2010
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Created entirely using powerpoint 2010, this video showcases the brand new directx-enabled Slide Show. For more information, check out the powerpoint Team Blog: blogs.msdn.com Music by Malonestar World Map Image: NASA Space Flight Center visibleearth.nasa.gov
bullcrap!this is keynote!
HOLY
Keynote is for noobs really!
Could you upload them somewhere? Like I said, every single Powerpoint presentation I saw was sub-par compared to professional media.
are you serious! I’ve made some amazing presentaitons in PowerPoint 07. You just need to learn how to use it (as in, don’t asume it is the same as ’03 with a new interface.)
Keynotes may have nice templates, but there is just no where near as much customization availble in Keynotes as there is in Office. PowerPoint is much more powerfull, and I love 2007. 2010 is going to be a blast!
Who thinks Powerpoint 2010 rocks +2
Who dont -2 ;D
who thinks powerpoint2010 Rox +1 ;P
Who dont -1 ofc ;D
@RenzLix – For the same reason Keynote is be able to read ppt files – Compatibility. Users ought have the freedom to create their work and present it the way it was meant to be presented without worrying about what machine will be used to showcase that presentation
why should ppt need to read/pay keynote files?
Ok, let me fill you in on something. I fix computers as a side job. I fix computers for my neighbors, relatives, and friends. Guess how many of these computers were macs? None of them. Every single computer I have ever fixed was a windows computer. Every single one. Whenever I had to fix those computers, they generally had an uncountable amount of viruses and spyware.
If I am a dumbass, so is the rest of the world, because unlike you, the majority of windows users will face instability issues.
My PC is left on 24/7 and with no problems to speak of.
MY OPINION AND CONCLUSION:
Your PC will only have problems is you’re a dumbass.
Apple Keynote was built with compatibility (since back in 2003) and it read/play both .ppt files and keynote (.key) files.
Can Powerpoint 2010 read/play keynote files/presentations?
@swiftmpc
Wrong again. Windows can be booted on any intel mac natively, using bootcamp. Natively, meaning it is not virtualized. Of course, virtualization via VMware fusion or parallels is also an option to, but bootcamp is free, and runs windows natively, meaning I can run crysis on all very high settings on for example, a 24, or 27″ iMac.
Finally, my computers are stuffed with 4 gigs of memory standard, and windows, due to poor coding still requires restarting once every couple of days.
Not really, you have to use emulation that isn’t guaranteed to work, whereas all I have to do is put the disc in.
And if you have an issue with keeping windows running for more than a couple days, than clearly you need to seek your attention in computer specs rather than different operating systems.
That crappy operating system you speak of can be left on for months at a time without crashing, where as my experience with windows required that I shut down windows at least once every few days.
Oh, and btw, we can use bootcamp to install windows for games. Guess that just destroyed your argument, huh?
@digitalbladeca
Hence the reason why 99% of the world’s computer presentations look so freakishly bland, and generic.
Seriously, when people have keynote presentations, they look like creative geniuses.
Well, its good to know that microsoft has finally improved powerpoint, but that means that Apple’s pages 2010 will be even better!
hahha
nice one lol
i already export my presentation like a video with keynote and is really good ’cause i can make it more interactive, i’m a keynote lover (L) u know hahaha but this version of powerpoint seems awesome and maybe i’ll get it ’cause the compatibily thing *-*
This is basically “Microsoft” Keynote. Those photocopiers are still hot.
Is that before or after you finally realize you cant play half of the games ever published in the world or that you don’t have as much software that’s compatible with your crappy operating system than with Windows?
and knowing that it will WORK when I turn it on in the morning
Its quite alright, you have to go to sleep every night knowing you own a mac.
iwork has definitely improved since then..what? You mean this isn’t an old version of iWork, its the new version of powerpoint? oh
I am sick of people saying this is copy of KeyNote… yea, there are SIMILAR transitions and effects, but its about time the REAL presentation software got an uplift in visual styles and DirectX acceleration. Good timing too, since I have an important presentation coming up and will be sure to use that
Sorry, Mac users, but no one really uses KeyNote in the business world. NO ONE!