p212: On October 16, 2003, Jobs had finished the discussion of a new music alliance with AOL and an explanation of the new iTunes features. Source: Business Week I l-o-v-e-d this book. It’s officially in my Top 5 favorite presentation books.

Unfortunately, you can’t do that in PowerPoint 2003 because it does not have the feature of converting a shape to points. So I started playing with the tools that PowerPoint 2003 does have to see if I could achieve the same result. I was inspired by this blog post on using PowerPoint as a photo editor instead of Photoshop. The demo is shown in PowerPoint 2007 and the one aspect of the instructions that I was intrigued about was when he showed how to convert a rectangle to a set of points and then curve the sides.

But the inserted PPT 2003 tables do not have these options active. Select the (PPT 2003) table, activate these options and the 2 tables can easily be updated to look identical for a consistent presentation. - Working from this slide the goal is to give both an identical look/style (file can be downloaded from previous post). The template has a few options for tables preset that the imported tables to not automatically have turned on.

One question I am struggling with is whether to load the 2007 or the 2003 version as my primary Office version. I am currently running Office 2003 as my primary version. Because my surveys show that most corporate clients are running Office 2003 and a number are running even earlier versions, like 2000. I am planning to buy a new laptop next year after the new Core i7 chipset comes to laptops. I

the PPT 2003 table. Here is a problem. You have a presentation where a number of tables are created and the Table Styles (Table Tools >> Design >> Table Styles) are used to make them look consistent and professional. I often hear (and was one of people complaining too) that the styles are different

0160; My 2003 Ford Escort had been stolen so I was walking and taking the bus.  For two weeks I had been an Accidental Green.  0160; I was getting to like it.  0160; No worries about my car being stolen, since that had already happened. 

The Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking for 2009 is Australian Mark Hunter, with his speech “A sink for a green tomato”. In seems that previously, Mark competed in the 2001 World Championships which has since produced 2003 winner Jim Key. For a great personal account of the 2009 contest check out Jim Key’s blog post on The Adventures of Jim . ...Tags: Beyond the accolades, having previously competed in the early rounds of the contest myself the contest is a good way to expand and improve your skills on the area of public speaking.

For Powerpoint 2003: [link]  For After giving a talk last night in which I used a lot of images and very little text, one of the participants emailed me with the following question: “Dear Gavin, I I attended you very helpful presentation at the Basingstoke Country Park Hotel yesterday. 

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0160; Way back in 2003, management expert Tom Peters screamed in his book "Re-imagine!" Few could take it in.  0160; But it was out there: The warning that those well-paying corporate jobs were disappearing.  quot; that "White-collar employment as we've known it is dead."