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PowerTOC 2.2

The Table of Contents add-in for PowerPoint

Developer:
MomSoft
License:
Shareware
OS:
Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
Requirements:
Microsoft PowerPoint
Price:
$29.95
Price is subject to change at any time by the company
Date added:
5/29/2009
Last Update:
11/28/2006
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PowerTOC 2.2 Publisher's description
The easiest way to produce Table of Contents slides on PowerPoint!
PowerTOC solves one little annoyance of the otherwise great program Microsoft PowerPoint.
If you are like us and like to present your audience with a summary agenda of what are you going to present them, you know you have to manually prepare a Table of Contents slide at the very beginning of your presentation.
Unfortunately PowerPoint does not provide with an automated way of doing it, so you have to manually insert the titles of your presentation slides, being careful to modify it as you make changes to your presenation; adding, moving, renaming, deleting slides.
PowerTOC completely automates that process making a single click task what used to be a tedious and error prone endeavour.
PowerTOC is also very easy and intuitive to use without compromising the final result. You can fully customize the style and formatting of the Table of Contents to make it suit your needs.
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