The show CAN go on—thanks to online conversion utilities

July 4, 2012 PodcastSteve CompuSchmooze, Jewish Community Voice 0
Author J. Wandres lecturing at Brookdale Community College
Author J. Wandres lecturing at Brookdale Community College. This month's Compuschmooze column describes how I used an online conversion tool to transform the author's Keynote slide file into a PowerPoint file so it could be presented to an audience of about 75 history buffs.
Author J. Wandres lecturing at Brookdale Community College
Author J. Wandres lecturing at Brookdale Community College. This month’s CompuSchmooze column describes how I used an online conversion utility to transform the author’s Keynote presentation into a PowerPoint slide file so it could be shown to the audience at the lecture.

 

 

My latest Compuschmooze column in the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey talks about online conversion utilities that let you convert from one file format to another — and which can literally save the show if you come to your lecture with your slide presentation in the wrong format!

 

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