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                    Notes          6.9.6 Zoho Show

                                   Zoho Show (show.zoho.com), shown in Figure 6.8, is probably the weakest link in the Zoho
                                   Office suite. Like Google Presentations, Zoho Show lets you create good-looking text-based
                                   slides, but that’s about all. There is no chart-creation function, no tables, and no slide transition
                                   effects.

                                                 Figure 6.8: The Zoho Show Web-based Presentation Program
























                                   Source: http://allcomputers.us/windows_azure/collaborating-on-presentations—evaluating-web-based-
                                   presentation-applications-%28part-2%29.aspx
                                   That said, Zoho Show integrates well with Zoho’s other web-based applications and offers easy
                                   sharing and collaboration. So if you want a good basic presentation with few bells or whistles,
                                   it’s worth checking out.

                                   6.9.7 Sharing Your PowerPoint Presentations


                                   If you already have a PowerPoint presentation and just want to share it with others via the web,
                                   you might be interested in a presentation-sharing site. These sites, such as SlideBurner
                                   (www.slideburner.com) and SlideShare (www.slideshare.net), work kind of like YouTube, but
                                   for presentations rather than videos.
                                   These sites, like YouTube, are file-sharing communities that are free for anyone to use. Once you
                                   sign up, you can upload any presentation in PPT (PowerPoint), PDF, or ODP (OpenOffice)
                                   format. The presentations you upload are then made available to the site’s community; you can
                                   make your presentations private (viewable by invitation only) or public (meaning anyone can
                                   see them).
                                   Of course, you can also use these sites to host the presentations you give on the road or broadcast
                                   to remote colleagues. Just send the URL for your uploaded presentation to your colleagues or
                                   enter it into your own web browser. Your presentation can then be viewed in its default viewing
                                   window or, on most sites, full screen.




                                     Notes  A presentation sharing site makes sense if you don’t want to switch from PowerPoint
                                     to a web-based application but still need to share your final presentation with others in
                                     remote locations.




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