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Powerpoint alternate? - Rishabh - Oct 24, 2015 Guys Need to prepare an important presentation. Any suggestion for an alternate to powerpoint? Will prefer an offline software. The online tools like prezi and slidebean are paid for features like private presentation, export to PPT. Therefore out of budget(unless someone can give me a free paid account :D) TIA * - Raaz - Oct 24, 2015 Offline alternatives are libreoffice impress, WPS Office Presentation, both have to ability to save as .ppt and read .ppt. No idea about online ones. * - Remix - Oct 24, 2015 These presentation tools are fking bullshit. Better use LaTeX for a presentation. * - Rishabh - Oct 24, 2015 (Oct 24, 2015 04:38 AM)MD5 Wrote: OpenOffice has a similar tool to PowerPoint called Impress. Why don't you just get the cracked version of PP tho? Openoffice is crap. And I have a paid version of PP. But I just don't want to use it for this presentation. * - YihuYon - Oct 24, 2015 WPS Office is a good alternate OP. * - DrDoof - Oct 24, 2015 Google presentation is pretty neat. It's online though. If you're on a mac there's keynote. * - ImPerfectPersona - Oct 24, 2015 If you're a student (aka have an email with .edu) you can get a free prezi account. * - Mnikkilla - Oct 24, 2015 Use open office as an alternative, they let you save as word document / powerpoint. * - Cammy - Oct 24, 2015 - PowToon - Google Drive Presentation - Prezi - 280 Slides - SlideRocket * - Adapter - Oct 24, 2015 (Oct 24, 2015 04:31 AM)Rishabh Wrote: Guys Libreoffice is what I would use in offline mode. Never have to though. Online is good enough for me. I use Google slides or PowerPoint online. I think you haven't heard of online free powerpoint tools provided by google and microsoft itself. So, here i.imgur.com/TzK4hQX.png For google slides, go to: drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com then go to menu and choose slides Hope this helps. * - Absolute Greatest - Oct 24, 2015 I know you said offline preferred but google presentation is really nice, that's what I use * - Adapter - Oct 24, 2015 And I am quite sure you can export to ppt using google slides or outlook powerpoint |