Make Your PowerPoint - Better!
Keep your audience focused and make it easier to follow you in your PowerPoint presentation.
With the MagPointer PowerPoint add-on you can enlarge, focus, zoom or highlight specific elements or areas of your slides, on-the-fly and without any preparations in advance.
In many cases, MagPointer will relieve you altogether from the need to prepare slideshow animation in advance, saving you precious time and making your presentations more interactive.
MagPointer is ideal for online presentations, virtual classrooms and webinars as well as for face-to-face presentations and lectures.
With the MagPointer PowerPoint add-on you can enlarge, focus, zoom or highlight specific elements or areas of your slides, on-the-fly and without any preparations in advance.
In many cases, MagPointer will relieve you altogether from the need to prepare slideshow animation in advance, saving you precious time and making your presentations more interactive.
MagPointer is ideal for online presentations, virtual classrooms and webinars as well as for face-to-face presentations and lectures.
"MagPointer is an amazing product that lets you deliver your presentation with so much more control and oomph." - Geetesh Bajaj, Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for PowerPoint and owner, Indezine.com
"I have two impressions right away: PowerPoint users should be excited; and Prezi should be scared. By bringing enhanced context and focus to elements on a slide, you address two of PowerPoint’s inherent weaknesses, and that can only be a good thing." - Rick Altman, Presentation consultant and host of the Presentation Summit.
"You know I don't recommend products specifically on this blog, but I came across a tool the other day which is kind of cool. It's especially helpful for those who present highly technical presentations with lots of charts and graphs." - Wayne Turmel, Host of TheConnectedManager.com blog and president, Greatwebmeetings.com
“I basically use Prezi for everything nowadays - but I would definitely consider coming back to PowerPoint for this” - anonymous beta user on www.erlibird.com
