http://o20db.com/db/spresent/ Where to find the best Office 2.0 applications Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:05:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://o20db.com/db/spresent/#comment-40 Sat, 24 Mar 2007 20:37:53 +0000 http://o20db.com/db/spresent/#comment-40 [...] Functionality From a functionality standpoint, an online presentation tool lets you design a presentation directly from your web browser, then embed it into your blog or web site, send it via email, or deliver it in real-time to multiple users using a simple web browser. All the applications we reviewed are built in AJAX, Flash, or Java, and only one (Empressr) requires a browser extension. About half of the applications support the sharing of presentations for collaborative development purposes, as well as the import of existing presentations built with Microsoft PowerPoint or OpenOffice.org. A few applications, such as Spresent and ThinkFree Show, support both online and offline editing of presentations, while most of the applications we reviewed support offline viewing. Virtually none of the applications we reviewed support any kind of custom branding, custom domains or custom subdomains. For real-time presentations, the more advanced applications we reviewed support the invitation of participants via email, and the remote-control of slide transitions by the presenter, while all participants are logged to the same URL from their web browser. [...] […] Functionality From a functionality standpoint, an online presentation tool lets you design a presentation directly from your web browser, then embed it into your blog or web site, send it via email, or deliver it in real-time to multiple users using a simple web browser. All the applications we reviewed are built in AJAX, Flash, or Java, and only one (Empressr) requires a browser extension. About half of the applications support the sharing of presentations for collaborative development purposes, as well as the import of existing presentations built with Microsoft PowerPoint or OpenOffice.org. A few applications, such as Spresent and ThinkFree Show, support both online and offline editing of presentations, while most of the applications we reviewed support offline viewing. Virtually none of the applications we reviewed support any kind of custom branding, custom domains or custom subdomains. For real-time presentations, the more advanced applications we reviewed support the invitation of participants via email, and the remote-control of slide transitions by the presenter, while all participants are logged to the same URL from their web browser. […]

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