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February 22, 2005

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Send your notes pages, not your slides.... So says Cliff Atkinson over at his 'beyond bullets' blog. It makes so much sense it's almost silly that the notes function of Power Point has been so neglected. [Read More]

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steve

I looked at the PDF, very nice, but how did you manage to get the formatting added to the Notes pages!

cliff

Hi Steve - my new book describes how to format the slide and notes masters in PowerPoint in a way that produces effective slides and handouts.

Mike Williams

I always wonder about controlling how a file created on my machine displays on another user's machine when opened. PDF offers a potential stability here, I guess, and may make for a better format for emailing PP "documents." Is there an easy conversion tool?

cliff

Hi Mike - I use Adobe Acrobat to create PDFs from my PPT files. If you Google "PowerPoint to PDF" you'll find a number of other options too.

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