Fliptron Trial Preparation

If you’ve ever created a PowerPoint presentation with many high-resolution graphics or, even worse, video content, you know that the file size tends to skyrocket. Further, if you’ve ever tried to email such presentations, you’ve probably run into roadblocks because your email program wouldn’t let you send attachments over 10 or 20 megabytes, or the [...]

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By Clemens Kogler and Karo Szmit. Voice by Andre Tschinder.

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It is quite possible—likely, in fact—that you have come across this stand-up performance by comedian Don McMillan during previous explorations of the Internet, but I see little harm in posting it one more time. This video not only makes for some light and enjoyable viewing; the advice that McMillan gives is, for the most part, [...]

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Don’t get me wrong. This post isn’t an endorsement or recommendation of the Jasper Keynote presentation laser and remote (which I was tipped off to by Engadget). That would be irresponsible; I’ve never even seen the thing in real life. I’d just like to note that… I would really like to see this thing in [...]

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To be completely honest, when it comes to choosing a color scheme for your upcoming PowerPoint presentation, there are really only two (broad) considerations: Readability and aesthetics. As you can see from the title, I’ll be covering the readability aspect of color picking.

As it turns out, readability is actually the much easier of the two [...]

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