Bypass The Binary Code
Apparently there only a few requirements for using Screen Shots of Microsoft® products. Also check out their trademark guidelines.
If you use Linux, there aren’t many projects that even require thinking about any of this. Just something to keep in mind.
If you have pictures, sounds, and movies in your presentation, there is a good chance they will not play on another computer. The reason for this is the media files are only linked to by the presentation file, not stored within it. If you move the presentation file to another computer, the linked files are not in the expected location and will not play.
Luckily, Microsoft® has already thought of this.
Continue reading ‘PowerPoint® Presentations and Flash Drives’
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I get to play with some cool stuff at work. I got to set up 5 top-of-the-=line iMacs with Final Cut Studio 2.
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