Re: [seul-edu] Presentation Software

[Jim Wildman <jim@rossberry.com>]

I've done a presentation with the first version of Kpresenter.  It
had a few bugs but was very serviceable.  Haven't tried the 2.1 version
yet.

It is only a 22K file, so if you want it, email me.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jim Wildman                                    Lead Consultant, marchFIRST
jim@rossberry.com                               jim.wildman@marchfirst.com
www.rossberry.com                                       www.marchfirst.com
                                                             (972)560-7356
All opinions expressed are mine and not my employer's.

On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, James Oden wrote:

> >
> > On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Keith O'Hara wrote:
> >
> > > Has anyone had any luck with any open source presentation software.  I know
> > > LaTeX can be used, but can anyone point me in the right direction.
> > >
> > > I am about to do a presentation about open source software, and it really
> > > would be very hypocritical of me to use Power Point :)
> >
> Another option is to produce an HTML presentation.   You just need to have the
> proper navigation links on each page.  Also, I think KOffice has a good
> presentation program (and as previous person said Star Office does also
> [the problem I have with Star Office is that it is such "big" application.
>  I thought it would be fine on my Celeron 400, but no dice...it crawls...
>  though I think part of the problem is with my video.]...james
>