Who Writes "Advanced" Books?
Posted by Richard Bretschneider at 3/8/2008 4:27 PM 
Categories: Podcast, Books, presenting, PowerPoint
Categories: Podcast, Books, presenting, PowerPoint
| In our first podcast, Design and Dead Trees, we hosted a lively discussion that included viewpoints on the role of print books in the world of electronic document creation. Well, in the next two episodes we will examine two unique new books that hope to help you be better presentation creators in two very different ways. Today we sit down with Wayne Kao and Jeff Huang, authors of the new Que books publication Advanced Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 join us at the roundtable to discuss the origins of their book, and why they're uniquely qualified to write an Advanced book on presenting with PowerPoint. Photo: Wayne Kao (left) and Jeff Huang (right) |  |
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Great webcast (as always)! Love the interview. Learned stuff about the book that I didn't know. Keep up the great work!
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Does anybody have any suggestions on how I could save electronic files that have permanent retention such as Word documents or Excel spreadsheets, in which the properties of the document need to be retained? Since these documents are permanent, I'm hesitant to keep them as electronic files as Microsoft Office updates constantly and we could face the possibility of not being able to open them in a few years. I would like to save the electronic file in addition to converting it to a TIFF or PDF image just to be on the safe side, but how do I save the properties, such as timestamp, author, creation, modification, accessed, versions, comments and so on?
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