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Spice up your presentations with OpenOffice.org Impress   
Thursday, July 14 2005 @ 06:03 PM EDT
Contributed by: glosser

Learn how to use OpenOffice Impress to jazz up those presentations.

The next time you give a presentation with your laptop, don't use bullet points, long-running paragraphs, or templates. Oh, and don't be so organized either. Exercise some freedom, as in free and open source, and talk to your audience, as opposed to reading from slides. Let OpenOffice.org Impress, a tool for creating multimedia presentations, add richness to your story.

This article will show you how to implement some advanced features of Impress. While all the minute particulars have been covered thoroughly in Impress tutorials, my purpose here is to encourage you to star in your own show, while your slide show serves a supporting role.

Create interest with pictures

Full tutorial from NewsForge

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