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| software desgined to display projected images, text, audio and video under the control of a presenter |
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| a mode of presentation in which the presenter controls when slides change |
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| a mode of presentation in which the slides change after a set time |
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| an individual page of a projected presentation |
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| te manner in which changes of slides appear, such as crossfades, cuts, etc |
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| movement of text, images and other presentation elements on a slide, providing emphasis or a means of moving elemnts on, around or off the slide |
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| a free download allowing computers without Powerpoint installed on them to to view, but not edit, Powerpoint presentations |
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| a mode of operation in which the audience sees only the individual slides but the presenter can see the current slide, upcoming slides, presentation notes, and a timer |
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| Macintosh equivalent of Powerpoint |
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| cloud-based presentation software |
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| cloud-based presentation software that supports tracking of and interaction by your recipients |
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| cloud-based presentation software that supports animated presentations |
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