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1> no obvious demo button to see the tool in action 2> why I gotta register 3> can I upload powerpoints? That's a review of your web site, not your web appli
by Hexayurt 19y ago
1> no obvious demo button to see the tool in action
2> why I gotta register
3> can I upload powerpoints?
That's a review of your web site, not your web application, but that's kind of the point - I didn't get to your application, because your web site is in the way.
Demo, on the home page, using your own tool to pitch me your own tool.
- german 19y agoThanks for that, 1> Well, you can try it, pressing the Try it link ( you're right it should be a button). 2> You need o be registered to access your presentations, editing, and managing them. (We should also explain it too). 3> No, you can't upload powerpoints yet. Have you tried the presentation editor?
- nailer 19y agoDoes it have OpenDocument support? I tend to use desktop apps for this kind of thing, but for on-the-go editing while travelling, or remote presenting, this would be really useful. All my existing presentations are in OpenDocument tho.