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The presentation software is extremely simplistic, though, so there are not a lot of bells and whistles. The slides are completely static, so there’s no option for adding in transition effects nor animations.

There are only a few background themes available, and it’s annoying that it doesn’t seem to allow you to edit the master to create your own theme. No drawing objects are included. No drop shadows with the existing text, and no way to rotate or crop images that are uploaded. You can resize images very smoothly, however.

When you run the presentation, it just runs in a large browser window, of course, with toolbars and status bars and such left off. It’s rather like seeing a presentation through one of those webex conferences online.

Not bad for people with simple needs, and everything that was included appeared to be working quite well, so the QA work on this prior to release was exemplary. It’ll be fun to watch for future enhancements, since I’m sure they’ll just keep on adding all the sorts of features that I mention above.