Monday, December 29, 2003
Powerpoint Has a Rival?
In an article titled Yes, Virginia, Powerpoint Has a Rival, the New York Times suggests that ">Live Presentations", a $49.95 presentation software from Data Becker, is a viable PowerPoint alternative.
The reasons? PowerPoint costs $200+, while >Live Presentations is a much lower cost option for students, home offices, etc. Sure, it doesn't have all the fancy bells and whistles that PowerPoint does, but >Live Presentations will put together and display a nice presentation, and it will even let you open and edit PowerPoint files.
For the budget constrained, >Live Presentations might be worth checking out at Amazon (usually lower prices than the manufacturer's site...) ¶ 12/29/2003 10:40:00 AM
In an article titled Yes, Virginia, Powerpoint Has a Rival, the New York Times suggests that ">Live Presentations", a $49.95 presentation software from Data Becker, is a viable PowerPoint alternative.
The reasons? PowerPoint costs $200+, while >Live Presentations is a much lower cost option for students, home offices, etc. Sure, it doesn't have all the fancy bells and whistles that PowerPoint does, but >Live Presentations will put together and display a nice presentation, and it will even let you open and edit PowerPoint files.
For the budget constrained, >Live Presentations might be worth checking out at Amazon (usually lower prices than the manufacturer's site...) ¶ 12/29/2003 10:40:00 AM
