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Compare Microsoft Office Features List

Pulling this from a recent conversation. Microsoft has an up-to-date feature comparison list of what works, or is available in several versions of Microsoft Office. It is a page worth bookmarking.

First question is, what versions of Office are compared? Well, “versions” is not the best word, it is more about platforms – and this list compares most of them. All is based on the most recent version of Office 365 (so legacy versions and Office 2019 are not included).

The next question is, is it an up to date list? Many thanks to Ben Schorr at Microsoft for having a date stamp added to this page after I noted that this information was great, but users had no way of knowing if it was recent or 3 year old information.

Most important, what features are listed? Lots; audio, text, collaboration, design and Layout, keyboard, object, photo, print, slide show, video and more.

Check out this info page here.

Troy @ TLC

By |2019-10-29T14:07:59-07:00October 25th, 2019|Resource/Misc|

The PowerPoint Podcast – Live at the Presentation Summit!

A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is available today! This episode join over 20 people gathered at the 2019 Presentation Summit for a great conversation on design tricks, tips on running a presentation business, recommendations and a free-for-all review of the Presentation Summit!

Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and Soundcloud – just search for “The Presentation Podcast” – or go direct to the episode page here: https://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/88

By |2019-10-14T22:49:51-07:00October 15th, 2019|Resource/Misc|

When Scientists Present – a new PowerPoint Podcast Episode!

A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is available today! This episode listen in as Troy, Nolan and Sandy are joined by Mike Morrison. Episode, 87 – When Scientists Present is a fantastic conversation about the scientist mindset to presentation content and a new approach to Poster Presentations!

Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and Soundcloud – just search for “The Presentation Podcast” – or go direct to the episode page here: https://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/87

By |2019-09-27T22:07:29-07:00October 1st, 2019|Resource/Misc|

The Power of Feedback – Morph and Microsoft MVPs

A recent article from Microsoft talks about PowerPoint’s Morph and how internally it continues to improve. In addition, I am often asked what it means to be awarded as an MVP from Microsoft – this article gives a nice callout to how Microsoft interacts with the PowerPoint MVP group for real-world use testing and input on features/bugs/problems/needs. I am happy to report I was part of this discussion – and yes, I had many recommendations on updates that would make Morph even better for our real-life uses 🙂

Full article here.

Troy @ TLC

By |2019-09-27T00:29:10-07:00September 27th, 2019|Personal, Resource/Misc|

Lettering Workshop

This is the banner ad for a hand lettering workshop my daughter is leading later this month (Kelli graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in graphic design, is active with the AIGA leadership and has been asked to lead a workshop in Orange County, California (yes, I am a proud father).

By |2019-09-16T09:30:16-07:00September 19th, 2019|Resource/Misc|

The Presentation Podcast Talks Google Slides

A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is available today! This episode we are joined by Vincent Thompson, a Creative Consultant at BrightCarbon to help us better understand Google Slides. Listen to episode, 86 – Should You Use Google Slides for Your Corporate Presentations. Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and Soundcloud – just search for “The Presentation Podcast” – or go direct to the episode page here: https://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/86

By |2019-09-16T09:34:53-07:00September 17th, 2019|Resource/Misc|

Things To Know About The Presentaiton Summit (New Episode! The Presentation Podcast, Episode 85)

A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is available today! This episode join Troy, Nolan and Sandy talk with Rick Altman, the Presentation Summit conference director. Listen to episode, 85 – Things To know About The Presentation Summit (w/ Rick Altman) for news about this years conference and stories never told before!

Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and Soundcloud – just search for “The Presentation Podcast” – or go direct to the episode page here: https://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/85

 

By |2019-09-01T17:29:35-07:00September 3rd, 2019|Resource/Misc|

New Podcast Episode Released Today!

A new episode of The Presentation Podcast is available today! This episode join Troy, Nolan and Sandy talk with Echo Swinford and Glenna Shaw from the Presentation Guild about the upcoming launch of the Professional Presentation Certifications.  

Episode, 84 – Presentation Professional Certifications are Here! (with Echo Swinford and Glenna Shaw) is a behind the scenes conversation with the organizing team at the Presentation Guild about how the certification program came to be, the rational of the test experience, how often the test questions may be updated and more. Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and Soundcloud – just search for “The Presentation Podcast” – or go direct to the episode page here: https://thepresentationpodcast.com/podcast/84 

By |2019-08-19T23:34:05-07:00August 20th, 2019|Resource/Misc|

SMK-Link Navigator – How To Train an Additional Receiver

TLC Creative Services really likes the SMK-Navigator presentation remote. We have used them for several years, but it is not for the presenter, it is the remote we use backstage to run the computers while the presenter has a cue light remote that signals when to advance the content.

One of the key features of the SMK-Navigator remote is the receiver, the unit connected to the computer, can be sync’d to a remote. More importantly a single remote can be connected to 2-4-12 computers!

The key to the great feature is knowing how to program, or train, the additional remotes to the receiver.

 1. Remove USB Receiver from USB port, wait 5 seconds and reconnect.

2. Press and hold the Next button (right arrow) for 10 seconds until red light rapidly flashes.

3. Click the advance button on the remote and the LED light on the receiver should turn solid green (and then back to a slow flashing green).

Done! Now that receiver will work with that remote. Repeat for as many computers as you want the remote to simultaneously control.

Troy @ TLC

By |2019-08-08T13:52:49-07:00August 14th, 2019|Resource/Misc|
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