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Sudden deadline? "How to write a PowerPoint presentation in five minutes."

Okay, say it's Friday. Have you ever found yourself decompressing in true TGIF spirit one minute and scrambling to meet some deadline-from-Hell the next? (Maybe even today?) If that deadline happens to involve a presentation, this tongue-in-cheek video by VideoJug.com, How to write a PowerPoint Presentation in five minutes, assures you that you can pull together your PowerPoint slides in a hurry and make sure they look good. But as for whether the information in them is actually worth seeing--that part's up to you.

When a deadline is breathing down your neck, how do you actually approach it? Where--if anywhere--do you turn for help? 

Assuming you've got more than five minutes of breathing space, check out Shellie Tucker's column, PowerPoint without bullets, and the following sampling on how to make PowerPoint work for you.      

Show me! What Brain research says about Visuals in PowerPoint

Get up to speed on PowerPoint 2007

The PowerPoint blog at Indezine.com

Create your first PowerPoint 2003 presentation

There are thousands more PowerPoint how-to's--and spoofs--all over the Web. Care to share any favorites that helped you in a crunch?       

-- Holly

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ndiogou malick kane said:

sending every message thank you

# November 16, 2008 10:32 AM

ndiogou malick kane said:

if you would to receive my message please you can send.thank you

# November 16, 2008 10:36 AM

OfficeOnline said:

Hey Holly - can you do my next PPT for me?

# November 17, 2008 10:00 PM

OfficeOnline said:

I actually enjoy building PPT decks, but nope. Nice try, though :-). -- H

# November 18, 2008 7:22 PM

Inside Office Online blog said:

In a rush? Jump straight to the example decks . Six months ago the PowerPoint team here had a great idea:

# December 11, 2008 4:44 PM

Inside Office Online blog said:

In a rush? Jump straight to the example decks . Six months ago the PowerPoint team here had a great idea:

# December 11, 2008 6:18 PM

lorie said:

To fix many messages from my friends,and to follow up the importands things in my work.

# March 17, 2009 8:49 AM
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