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That's funny, because we have an organizational policy not to disseminate any materials in ppt/pptx because, as you point out, presentation matters, and you abs
by washadjeffmad 6y ago
That's funny, because we have an organizational policy not to disseminate any materials in ppt/pptx because, as you point out, presentation matters, and you absolutely cannot rely on consistency of appearance with PowerPoint.
The heart of it is that PowerPoint is a product, not a standard.
Because we can't assume everyone is a Microsoft house, we have to support presentations produced in open standard formats and proprietary ones alike. This is why we invest so heavily into our AV and conference spaces - we don't want to make fools of ourselves and our guests by neglecting simple and costless accommodations.