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PowerPoint is the underlying platform for most presentations. It’s versatile and compatible with a wide range of design applications including the insertion of Flash animations and video. PowerPoint also allows for interactive menus so a presentation can be browsed like a website - see examples at the bottom of the page. |
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Conrad Hotels |
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ControlCircle |
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Ford |
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Isotrack |
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Nokia |
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Renaissance Group |
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Renaissance Capital |
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Grey Advertising |
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Small Luxury Hotels of the World |
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| These are examples of interactive presentation menus. They allow the presenter or audience to navigate to specifc areas of a presentation quickly and tailor the presentation to their audiences immediate need. This makes the whole presentation experience more of a two way conversation rather than a one way movement of information.
The menus are particularly suited to sales and marketing presentations and for stand alone demos on websites, in emails and at exhibition stands. They are especially useful where a large number of powerpoint presentations may be needed and the menus act as a convenient way to seemlessly browse these fragmented presentations. Roll your mouse over the menus to the left to see how they work. |
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