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Powerbullet Presenter 1.35

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Pros & Cons

Powerbullet Presenter 1.35 Specs

Type: Professional

Powerbullet Presenter 1.35 lets you create impressive, multipage, multimedia, animated Flash presentations. The program even includes several effects you don't get in Microsoft PowerPoint.

Powerbullet comes with many preset animation effects. You can assign them to any object or text, setting delays for fade-ins, fade-outs, and more. You can insert sounds and voice recordings in a presentation and work with numerous graphics file formats. You can also synchronize sounds with pages, so that a page won't automatically advance until the sound has been played. Animating text and graphic objects is actually fun. A menu in the program's Element Animation and Effects Settings dialog gives you options with names like "sneak in right," and "spin drop from left."

Creations in Powerbullet can also be saved as HTML or exported to an EXE file for a presentation that functions in an auto-advance mode. If you save to the Web, you can also view and edit the source code.

Powerbullet Presenter's interface has some notable niceties, such as a wizard that pops up to help you create animated bulleted lists. Its interface and tool set aren't quite as rich as some of those in fee-based presentation products (like Liquid Media, which until recently was free for personal use), but it's a simple, flexible, and free way to assemble presentations.

Final Thoughts

 - Powerbullet Presenter 1.35

Powerbullet Presenter 1.35

4.0 Excellent

About Our Expert

Sebastian Rupley

Sebastian Rupley

Editorial Director, PCMagCast

Sebastian Rupley is Editorial Director for PCMagCast, PC Magazine's channel for live Web seminars and online events on tech topics for consumers and small businesses. Previously, he was West Coast Editor of PC Magazine for over a decade, where he oversaw news and feature stories for the publication, and represented the brand on panels and at conferences on the West Coast. He also served as Features Editor of PC/Computing magazine, managing and promoting many noted technology journalists.

A familiar face to leaders at technology companies, Sebastian has won numerous national journalism awards, including back-to-back Gold awards from the American Society of Business Professional Editors in 2004 and 2005 in the category of Original Web Content, and awards from the Computer Press Association. He is the author of the book Portable Computing, one of the first titles ever to appear about laptop computers and mobile technology, and serves as co-host, alongside PC Magazine columnist John C. Dvorak, of Ziff-Davis Media's popular weekly IPTV show Cranky Geeks.(http://www.crankygeeks.com).

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