21 May 08 Wondershare PPT2DVD 4.7.0 Released

New! Wondershare PPT2DVD 4.7.0 Released

May 21st, 2008-Wondershare- the world’s leading PowerPoint to DVD solution provider, today announced the release of PPT2DVD 4.7, an innovation that contributes greatly to the quality improvement of the last version. Continue to put all effort in perfecting the product and satisfying the customers. It is so far the best choice for you to burn PowerPoint to DVD for personal or commercial purpose.

Key Features

1. All the animations, transitions, sounds, video clips, internal links contained in the original presentation would perform exactly the same after the conversion;

2. An easy step-by-step conversion guide;

3. Flexible Output Options;

4. Support generating high resolution video for HD-TV playback;

5. Create professional look DVD menus for flexible and fast navigation;

6. Makes the videos in the original PowerPoint presentation full-screen play;

7. Supports 12 PowerPoint files convert at a time;

8. Compatible with Windows Vista, PowerPoint 2007.

What’s New

1. Burns PowerPoint presentations to DVD with improved video quality (Real Player 10 is recommended);

With an improvement to the output video quality, the images are clearer and the sounds have a higher fidelity.

2. The conversion process is more stable and fast;

3. Improved DVD menu more comfortable and easy to use

More menu design options are available. You are able to create professional look DVD menus without learning curve.

Main Benefits of burning PowerPoint to DVD

1. PowerPoint itself is an innovative presentation authoring tool. But due to its obstacle of sharing and spreading presentations, one may get quite annoyed sometimes.PPT2DVD helps you crack the big nut and enables you to distribute your presentations in the most popular formats.

2. PPT2DVD enables you to create professional look DVD menus easily. After burning your PowerPoint to DVD, you can have a full control of playing the presentation.

3. DVD machine takes the place of a computer when showing your PowerPoint presentations.

Low cost, but high efficiency.

4. Prevent your PowerPoint presentations from unauthorized editing.

5. A DVD disc is convenient for sharing and delivering.

System Requirement

1. Office Requirement: Microsoft PowerPoint Version 2000/2002/2003/2007

2. Operating System: Windows (32) 2000/XP(Service Pack 2)/2003/Vista

3. RAM Requirement: 256MB RAM or above

4. Available Disk Space: 2 GB Free Space or above

5. Other Requirements: Windows-compatible display with at least 800 x 600 resolution. Windows-compatible sound card (recommended) DirectX 9 or above

About Wondershare PPT2DVD

Wondershare PPT2DVD is the flagship product among Wondershare presentation tools which are easy-to-use, with comprehensive feature set and superior output quality. PPT2DVD is ideal for trade show, digital signage, business fair, company presentation, celebration and etc.

More information about Wondershare PPT2DVD, please visit:

http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com

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17 Apr 08 Top 10 PowerPoint presentation tips to gain applauses from your audience

Chances are either you have had to create a PowerPoint presentation yourself or you have had to observe one at one time or another. PowerPoint presentations have become one of the primary ways online meetings are conducted today. It is easy to put some slides together and then read them back to the audience verbatim. This approach however will make for a very monotonous meeting.

Days ago I have written an article “The principle of creating attractive PowerPoint”. I give some PowerPoint presentation tips such as not putting more text in the slide, telling the story by the person rather than the PowerPoint presentation itself. Here I got 10 PowerPoint presentation tips from Lynn Marotta, the successful freelance writer and contributor to Web-Conferencing-Zone.com.

There are better PowerPoint presentation tips you can use to get your message across more effectively. The following is a list of our top ten PowerPoint presentation tips and techniques to help make all of your future meetings, whether offline or online, a big success.

1. Readability is important — Make sure the font is large enough for everyone to see. Another tip to remember is too many words can make following along a burden for the audience. People will soon lose interest.

2. Stick to key points — Only put the key points of the presentation on your PowerPoint slides. By following this advice, you can avoid the monotony of having your presentation follow verbatim what appears on each slide.

3. Use clear titles on each slide — Each PowerPoint slide needs to have a clear title summarizing its purpose. Using larger, bolder font can help ensure the title stands out from the rest of the slide.

4. Use simple backgrounds — Pay attention to the color selections you choose. Another tip is to make sure the background does not detract from the words or diagrams that appear. If you choose colors that are too dark, or patterns that are too bold, chances are the slides will be difficult to read.

5. Use graphs and diagrams — Using visual images such as graphs and diagrams can really help to make a point. Images also help to break the presentation up a little bit and provide some visual interest.

6. Stay organized — The PowerPoint presentation itself needs to stay organized and on topic. Make sure the slides are in the right chronological order and information flows easily and naturally.

7. Limit the number of slides — Do not overdo the number of slides in your presentation. Keep the information presented on the PowerPoint slides themselves as short and concise as possible. You can always embellish verbally.

8. Speak clearly — When presenting, speak clearly and try to be as enthusiastic and interesting as possible. People often think of PowerPoint presentations as dry and boring, but with a little creativity, you can be captivating.

9. Allow time for questions — This is always a good practice to follow when conducting any meeting. PowerPoint presentations are no exception. Make sure you factor in a question and answer time into your allotted time slot.

10. Allow for future follow-up — Depending on the nature of the PowerPoint presentation, it may be appropriate to provide your contact information (i.e., phone number, email, and/or website URL) so that meeting participants can follow-up with you should they have any further questions or wish to enlist your services.

The eleventh tip I think is, you can use some creative tool like PPT2DVD which can help you burn PowerPoint to DVD, and then you can watch your PowerPoint on TV. For some TV conferences and video conferences it could be very convenient.

With a little time and effort, you can really make your next PowerPoint presentation effective and memorable by following these simple PowerPoint presentation tips and techniques.

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11 Dec 07 5 methods to save PowerPoint onto DVD

Time and time again, friends from Allexpert.com asked me how to burn PowerPoint presentations onto DVD.
One of them created a compelling PowerPoint photo slideshow with music and movie clips embedded, but he had no choice but attached the huge package in the email to send it to others for sharing.
Another one is a teacher. He had to make a presentation at a place where there is no computer but only a DVD Player and TV.

So it is necessary to write a comprehensive guide to help guys to burn PowerPoint onto DVD for easily distribute and share.

This guide will show you how to convert and save PowerPoint onto DVD. It includes the following 5 sections:

Use Windows movie maker to convert PowerPoint to video to burn to DVD –Free
Use PPT to Video to convert PowerPoint to video to burn to DVD –$49.95
Use PPT2DVD to burn PowerPoint to DVD directly – $99.95
Use Camtasia Studio to record PowerPoint as video to burn to DVD –$299.95
Mac users – Export PowerPoint/Keynote file to Quicktime video to burn to DVD

Part 1. Use Windows movie maker to convert PowerPoint to video to burn to DVD –Free

Step 1. Save your PowerPoint slide show as "PNG" images.

Step 2. Import the pictures to your Windows Movie Maker

Step 3. Select all the imported images and add them to Storyboard

Step 4. Add video effects to the slides (Optional)

Step 5. Save the slide show as Movie File.

Part 2. Use PPT to Video to convert PowerPoint to video to burn to DVD –$49.95

Download: http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/ppt-to-video-overview.html

Step 1. Select "PowerPoint to MPEG-2" and Import PowerPoint files to PPT to Video

Step 2. Converting: Click " Next " until the converting starts

Step 3. Burn the converted video to DVD

Part 3. Use PPT2DVD to burn PowerPoint onto DVD directly – $99.95

Download: http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/ppt2dvd/overview.html
Step 1: Import: You can import up to 9 presentation files at a time.

Step 2: Setting: Check the default settings and make some changes if needed

Step 3. Burn: Burn to DVD with a DVD Burner( either PPT2DVD built-in burner or Nero)

Part 4. Use Camtasia Studio to record PowerPoint as video to burn to DVD –$299.95

Download: http://www.techsmith.com

Step 1. Set your computer display resolution as 800*600

Step 2. Save your PPT file as PPS file

Step 3. Set Camtasia studio to record the whole screen

Step 4. Play your PowerPoint PPS file and Press "F9" to start recording the screen

Step 5. When you reach your last blank slide, Press F10 to tell Camtasia Recorder to stop recording. You will be prompted to save the captured slideshow, so choose a directory and enter a filename.

Click "Save". Camtasia will save your capture as an .AVI file.
choose the Title Only layout

Step 6. Then you can burn the video to DVD with Nero or Roxio

Part 5. Mac user – Use Quick time to convert PowerPoint to video to burn to DVD

Step 1. In Powerpoint, export your presentation as a Quicktime movie "PowerPoint Movie"

If you are using keynote, just export your presentation to Quicktime file directly

Step 2. Burn the Quicktime movie to DVD with your DVD burner.

Advantages and disadvantages
Method 1 is free but it will lost the transitions and animations in your original PowerPoint.
Method 2 is cheap and it can retain transitions and animations, but it can’t create DVD menus and retain the inner hyperlinks.
Method 3 has a medium price, it can burn PowerPoint to DVD with DVD Menus and retain the animations, transitions, sound and movie clips in the original PowerPoint file. (Recommended)
Method 4 is fairly expensive, but it has lots of other functions such as recording the screen.
Method 5 is free, but only for Mac users.

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