[stylist] Software

[Robert Leslie Newman]

Brad

There was a time when I did use PowerPoint. I created the slide-show or
PowerPoint presentation myself and JAWS worked okay during all phases. I've
not tried for a couple of years; now all my software is different and am not
sure they all work together like that earlier go-around. (I'm going to email
a couple of tech people I know and see what they say.)



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Jim,

Yes I've got Office 2010. I expect then MS has various layouts you 
can download. I'd never worked with templates in Word before but I 
will look into it as I go here. Thanks for the feedback.

Brad


On 9/19/2011  05:45 AM Homme, James said...
>Hi Brad,
>Forget Publisher, and speech support for PowerPoint is very bad. 
>Don't let laying stuff out get in your way. You can always get 
>templates for that stuff. Do you have Word?
>
>Jim
>
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>With the crosshairs converging on free lance writer, leaning heavier
>on business writing, I am looking for any way to potentially make
>layout of such things as newsletters and etc. more efficient. Are
>there any  additional software offerings out there that are
>accessible? Is MS Publisher accessible? What about MS Power Point?
>I've had little experience/luck with the latter and none with the
>former. I'd like to simplify layout and import of graphics if/when
>needed and keep focus on the real job of writing.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>Brad
>
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